This low-pass screening-by-sequencing method is a relatively low-cost, rapid method for detecting apomictic genotypes in diverse plant germplasm and when used thoughtfully in conjunction with flow cytometry, provides a new way to visualize the genetic outcomes of sexual and asexual reproduction in plants.
Charity Z. Goeckeritz, Václav Polcar, Benjamin L. Gutierrez et al.· PLoS Genetics· 0 citations
High-quality, chromosome-level genomes and annotations for four Amaranthus species are presented, providing foundational resources for advancing evolutionary, ecological, and agronomic research across the genus, including herbicide resistance evolution and weediness traits.
D. A. Raiyemo, Isabel Werle Noe, Ramandeep Kaur et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
This work used a combination of the latest genome sequencing and resequencing approaches to assemble a high-quality reference genome for Malus angustifolia, a native apple to the Southeastern U.S., and resequence its germplasm to enable genome-wide association study identify regions and structural variants associated w...
B. Mansfeld, Zoë Migicovsky, J. Brock et al.· Horticulture Research· 0 citations
Wild perennial plants can be domesticated to make agriculture more diverse and resilient, but many have large genomes that have been recalcitrant to analysis. Here, we report phased genome assemblies for Silphium integrifolium Michx. and S. perfoliatum L., two species native to North America under domestication, and de...
Renan Souza, J. Clevenger, Jerry W. Jenkins et al.· Nature Communications· 1 citation
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