Paper · 2026 · Plant Diversity

A Palearctic divide, niche conservatism and host-fungal endophyte interactions shaped the phylogeography of the grass Brachypodium sylvaticum

María de los Ángeles Decena; Miguel Campos-Cáceres; Diana Calderón-Pardo; et al.

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holobionts across their Western native range, highlighting how this ubiquitous host-endophyte association may have contributed to the ecological success, persistence, and expansion of the complex under Quaternary climatic fluctuations.

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