Domestication often modifies multiple traits in concert, but whether fruit quality and reproductive mode share a genetic basis in perennial crops has not been tested at multi-omics resolution. In fig (Ficus carica), one of the earliest domesticated fruit trees and a crop with archaeobotanical evidence of cultivation ov...
H. Ikegami, Takeshi Hayashi, Shiori Yabe et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
Citrus, a widely cultivated Rutaceae crop, comprises numerous varieties, among which Satsuma mandarin (Citrus unshiu Marc.) is the most widely cultivated in Japan. In this study, a high-quality, chromosome-scale, haplotype-phased genome assembly of Satsuma mandarin ("Miyagawa wase") was generated using PacBio HiFi sequ...
Yoshihiro Kawahara, S. Isobe, Hiroshi Fujii et al.· Plant and Cell Physiology· 0 citations
The efficacy of genomic selection for improving essential oil compound levels in A. lancea provides a foundation for genome-assisted breeding of medicinal plants with long breeding cycles and demonstrates the efficacy of genomic heritability for improving essential oil compound levels.
T. Tsusaka, K. Shirasawa, Yun-Jia Zhang et al.· DNA Research· 0 citations
The marimo mutant provides a useful genetic resource for investigating capitulum development in Asteraceae and may also serve as breeding material for introducing novel ornamental traits into gerbera.
The genome resource presented here provides an invaluable foundation for investigating genome evolution, gene function, and trait-associated loci in cyclamen, effectively facilitating molecular breeding and genetic improvement in this ornamental species.
K. Shirasawa, Y. Akita, Y. Mizunoe et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
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