Do phylogeographic analyses and genetic structure illustrate the complex evolutionary history of Phragmites australis in Mexico?
Phragmites australis is a native species that has been in Mexico for thousands of years. Genetic data suggest that climatic changes during the Pleistocene played an important role in the demographic expansion of the populations that constitute the different genetic groups of P. australis in Mexico.
The study shows how, in our population of preterm infants, MII-parameters could have not only a diagnostic role, but also a prognostic value in terms of the duration of pharmacological treatment.