De novo assembly and analysis of Sonneratia ovata genome and population analysis.

Mangroves are an important part of coastal and estuarine ecosystems where they serve as nurseries for marine species and prevent coastal erosion. Here we report the genome of Sonneratia ovata, which is a true mangrove that grows in estuarine environments and can tolerate moderate salt exposure. We sequenced the S.

A draft chromosome-scale genome assembly of a commercial sugarcane.

Sugarcane accounts for a large portion of the worlds sugar production. Modern commercial cultivars are complex hybrids of S. officinarum, S.

A Chromosome-Scale Genome Assembly of (Kratom) and the Assessment of Its Genetic Diversity in Thailand.

(Kratom) is a tropical narcotic plant native to Southeast Asia with unique pharmacological properties. Here, we report the first chromosome-scale assembly of the genome. We employed PacBio sequencing to obtain a preliminary assembly, which was subsequently scaffolded using the chromatin contact mapping technique (Hi-C) into 22 pseudomolecules.

The complete chloroplast genome sequence of (Colebr.) Kuntze (Fabaceae: Detaroideae: Afzelieae).

(Colebr.) Kuntze. (1891) is a threatened mangrove species, belonging to the Fabaceae family and is native to the western Pacific coast and Southeast Asia.

Assembly of a hybrid mangrove, Bruguiera hainesii, and its two ancestral contributors, Bruguiera cylindrica and Bruguiera gymnorhiza.

Mangroves are plants that live in tropical and subtropical coastal regions of the world, they are adapted to high salt environments and cyclic tidal flooding. Mangroves play important ecological roles, including acting as breeding grounds for many fish species and to prevent coastal erosion. The genomes of three mangrove species, Bruguiera gymnorhiza, Bruguiera cylindrica, and a hybrid of the two, Bruguiera hainesii were sequenced, assembled and annotated.