A graph-based pan-genome of Brassica oleracea provides new insights into its domestication and morphotype diversification

Ning Guo(Institute of Vegetables and Flowers), Fan Liu(Jiangnan University), Shuo Han(Stanford University), Deshuang Zhang(Institute of Vegetables and Flowers), Liming Miao(Shanghai Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Mengmeng Duan(Beijing Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences), Xin Liu(Harbin Normal University), Jianbin Li(Yunnan Agricultural University), Tianyi Wang(Beijing Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences), Hongwei Xu(Institute of Vegetables and Flowers), Guixiang Wang(Taishan University), Liyang Chen(Novogene Bioinformatics Institute), Mei Zong(Nextomics Biosciences (China)), Chengzhi Jiao(Ecogenomics (Japan)), Shenyun Wang(Jiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Zhangjun Fei(Cornell University)
Plant Communications
January 1, 2024
10.1016/j.xplc.2023.100791
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