Fig. 2: Adaptation of pop3 to high-disturbance environments.
From: Common evolutionary trajectory of short life-cycle in Brassicaceae ruderal weeds
a The proportion of plants from three populations in low-disturbance areas (i.e., forests and mountains) and high-disturbance areas (i.e., paddy fields, flower beds, and roadsides). See also Supplementary Data 1. b FST values of pop2 and pop3 accessions across the whole genome. The gray dashed line represents the top 5% threshold. c GO term analyses of the genes within the top 5% FST regions. The top eight enriched GO biological processes are shown. The biological processes shaded in green are associated with the transition from vegetative-to reproductive growth. See also Supplementary Data 4 and Supplementary Figs. 2a, b. d Flowering time of C. occulta accessions. The SD/LD ratio was calculated by dividing the median number of total leaves when plants started to bolt in SD by the median number of total leaves when plants started to bolt in LD. Plants were grown in a growth chamber. The accessions are grouped by subgroups, and each dot represents an accession. See also Supplementary Fig. 2c. The source data underlying Fig. 2d are provided as a Source Data file.
