How Inverted Repeats Shape Sex Determination in a Woody Tree
How do plants decide to be male or female? In dioecious species, sex is often controlled by small genomic regions called sex-determining regions (SDRs). But in many plants, these regions remain difficult to resolve due to complex repetitive sequences and structural variations. Now, researchers have constructed a haplot…
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