Polyploid formation in cotton is not accompanied by rapid genomic changes

By B. Liu, C. Brubaker, G. Mergeai, R. Cronn, J. Wendel. 2001

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Evolution and natural history of the cotton genus. (2009, background): “Whether this basal position will withstand the scrutiny of other data sets is an open question, as the most recent analyses ( Liu, Brubaker, Mergeai, Cronn and Wendel 2001; Seelanan, Brubaker, Stewart, Craven and Wendel 1999; Seelanan, Schnabel and Wendel 1997) are equivocal in this regard.”
From Diploids to Allopolyploids: The Emergence of Efficient Pairing Control Genes in Plants (2004, background): “In other species, polyploid formation has not been accompanied by rapid or extensive genomic changes ( Liu et al. , 2001 , for cotton).”
Non-Mendelian Phenomena in Allopolyploid Genome Evolution (2002, background): “As discussed in section III, above, nine sets of synthetic cotton allopolyploids recently were examined using AFLP fingerprinting of genomic DNAs, yet there was nearly perfect additivity with respect to parental AFLP banding profiles [48].”
Hybridization, polyploidy and speciation in Spartina (Poaceae) (2003, methodology): “A ‘genomic stasis’ has been reported in the allopolyploid Gossypium species in both short-term ( Liu et al., 2001 ) and longterm (Senchina et al., 2003) of the evolutionary time scale.”