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Genome analysis of Channel millet reveals a wild dodecaploid shaped by environmental variability.

Nature communications - 30 May 2026

Chandora Rahul, Furtado Agnelo, Constantin Lena, Silcock Jennifer, Westaway Michael C, Henry Robert J

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Polyploidy is a major evolutionary force generating genetic novelty over macroevolutionary scales, shaping the diversification and success of flowering plants. Channel millet, a wild C4 millet, is from semi-arid and arid inland Australia. Here we show that Channel millet is a dodecaploid by generating a high-quality, de novo, haplotype-resolved genome assembly (2.66 Gb). Subgenome-specific repetitive sequences...

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PMID: 42225664
DOI: 10.1038/s41467-026-73794-7
PMCID: PMC13392040

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