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Selfing in Haploid Plants and Efficacy of Selection: Codon Usage Bias in the Model Moss Physcomitrella patens
2017
Genome Biology and Evolution
A long-term reduction in effective population size will lead to major shift in genome evolution. In particular, when effective population size is small, genetic drift becomes dominant over natural selection. The onset of self-fertilization is one evolutionary event considerably reducing effective size of populations. Theory predicts that this reduction should be more dramatic in organisms capable for haploid than for diploid selfing. Although theoretically well-grounded, this assertion received
doi:10.1093/gbe/evx098
pmid:28549175
pmcid:PMC5507605
fatcat:hwkbrqne6rdkfnakgnfesjzury