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Revealing genomic traits and evolutionary insights of Oryza officinalis from Southern China through genome assembly and transcriptome analysis

2024-09-30

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Wild rice, as the ancestor of cultivated rice, has accumulated a vast array of beneficial traits through prolonged natural selection and evolution. O. officinalis, belonging to the C genome, differs significantly from the A genome. In this study, we utilized second- and third-generation sequencing, along with Hi-C technology, to sequence the genome of MT10 (O. officinalis). The assembled genome size is 552.58 Mb,...

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10.22541/au.172769825.59731252/v1
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