gigas with rapid growth, revealing a decreasing trend in genetic diversity of breeding populations [ 29 ]; Guo et al. used eight SSR markers and found that successive breeding had a certain impact on the genetic differentiation of C. angulata populations [ 30 ]; Zhang et al. integrated SSR and cox1 sequence data to compare the population genetics of f
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