Biology
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Sunflower Family Tree: New Findings Reveal the Evolutionary Role of Flower Symmetry
The research team, led by a Penn State biologist, resolved more of the finer branches of the family tree, providing insight into how the sunflower family—which includes asters, daisies and food crops like lettuce and artichoke—evolved.
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