Population Genomics in a Biodiversity Hotspot: Methods and Cross-Kingdom Insights From the 2025 Workshop in Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanic Garden, China.

Authors

Hafiz Muhammad Wariss, Jie Gao

Published in

Molecular ecology. Volume 35. Issue 19. Pages e70585.

Abstract

The 2025 Population Genomics Workshop at the Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG) convened leading researchers, early-career scientists and students to explore rapid advancements and emerging priorities in population genomics. The workshop highlighted advances in pangenomics, demographic modelling, archaeogenomics, and the integration of population variation with functional and genomic insights. It also emphasised strengthening interdisciplinary collaborations to apply genomics findings to climate-resilient agriculture and biodiversity conservation. This report summarises key methodological discussions from the workshop and underscores their emerging relevance to plant population genomics, biodiversity conservation and climate adaptation.

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