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The genome sequence of Mesua ferrea and comparative demographic histories of forest trees.

Gene - 15 Feb 2021

Patil Ajinkya Bharatraj, Shinde Sagar Sharad, Raghavendra S, Satish B N, Kushalappa C G, Vijay Nagarjun

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Mesua ferrea (Family: Calophyllaceae) is a tropical forest plant used for timber, biofuel, and traditional medicine. Colloquially, it is known as Nagkesar (Cobra saffron) and is the state flower of Tripura (India). In this study, we perform the whole-genome assembly of Mesua ferrea using ~180X coverage paired-end Illumina data. Our de novo assembly is 614 Mega-base pair (Mbp), has an N50 of 392 Kilo-base pairs...

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PMID: 33039539
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2020.145214

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