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    Much of our knowledge of genetics comes from comparing normal and mutant forms of the same species, often done in controlled laboratory experiments to identify the exact genetic and biochemical processes behind phenotypic differences. The transition from vegetative to reproductive growth in early conifers was subtle according to Wantorp and Craene who studied flowers on the tree of life.

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    Much of our knowledge of genetics comes from comparing normal and mutant forms of the same species, often done in controlled laboratory experiments to identify the exact genetic and biochemical processes behind phenotypic differences. The transition from vegetative to reproductive growth in early conifers was subtle according to Wantorp and Craene who studied flowers on the tree of life.

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    Much of our knowledge of modern genetics has been derived through comparison of conspecific wildtype and mutant morphs.

    Such comparisons are increasingly controlled in the laboratory, with the primary objective of identifying the precise (epi)genetic and biochemical processes that dictate the relevant phenotypic divergence (Wantorp and Craene 2011)

    The transition from vegetative to reproductive growth (and back again) was evidently subtle in even the earliest conifers Wantorp and Craene (2011)

    Wantorp, L. and L. P. R. D. Craene (2011). Flowers On The Tree Of Life.

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