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The genome of Eucalyptus grandis.
Nature - 19 Jun 2014
Myburg Alexander A, Grattapaglia Dario, Tuskan Gerald A, Hellsten Uffe, Hayes Richard D, Grimwood Jane, Jenkins Jerry, Lindquist Erika, Tice Hope, Bauer Diane, Goodstein David M, Dubchak Inna, Poliakov Alexandre, Mizrachi Eshchar, Kullan Anand R K, Hussey Steven G, Pinard Desre, van der Merwe Karen, Singh Pooja, van Jaarsveld Ida, Silva-Junior Orzenil B, Togawa Roberto C, Pappas Marilia R, Faria Danielle A, Sansaloni Carolina P, Petroli Cesar D, Yang Xiaohan, Ranjan Priya, Tschaplinski Timothy J, Ye Chu-Yu, Li Ting, Sterck Lieven, Vanneste Kevin, Murat Florent, Soler Marçal, Clemente Hélène San, Saidi Naijib, Cassan-Wang Hua, Dunand Christophe, Hefer Charles A, Bornberg-Bauer Erich, Kersting Anna R, Vining Kelly, Amarasinghe Vindhya, Ranik Martin, Naithani Sushma, Elser Justin, Boyd Alexander E, Liston Aaron, Spatafora Joseph W, Dharmwardhana Palitha, Raja Rajani, Sullivan Christopher, Romanel Elisson, Alves-Ferreira Marcio, Külheim Carsten, Foley William, Carocha Victor, Paiva Jorge, Kudrna David, Brommonschenkel Sergio H, Pasquali Giancarlo, Byrne Margaret, Rigault Philippe, Tibbits Josquin, Spokevicius Antanas, Jones Rebecca C, Steane Dorothy A, Vaillancourt René E, Potts Brad M, Joubert Fourie, Barry Kerrie, Pappas Georgios J, Strauss Steven H, Jaiswal Pankaj, Grima-Pettenati Jacqueline, Salse Jérôme, Van de Peer Yves, Rokhsar Daniel S, Schmutz Jeremy
Abstract excerpt
Eucalypts are the world's most widely planted hardwood trees. Their outstanding diversity, adaptability and growth have made them a global renewable resource of fibre and energy. We sequenced and assembled >94% of the 640-megabase genome of Eucalyptus grandis. Of 36,376 predicted protein-coding genes, 34% occur in tandem duplications, the largest proportion thus far in plant genomes. Eucalyptus also shows the...
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