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This project investigates the spatial origin and diversification of flowering plants, focusing on Southeast Asia as a potential cradle. It employs advanced Bayesian methods to analyze DNA sequences, aiming to understand dispersal patterns and biogeographic connections over time.
Since Darwin suggested that the cradle of flowering plants was found in an isolated southern continent now vanished, the spatial aspect of their origin has been neglected.
In this project conducted with the support of Dr F.
Forest from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (UK), the applicant wish to address the following questions pertaining to the spatial origin of angiosperms: 1) Was the proto-South-East (SE) Asian continent, formed by landmasses that rifted from the southern Gondwana during the Pal…
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