Genomic analyses of diverse wild and cultivated accessions provide insights into the evolutionary history of jujube.

The Chinese jujube (Ziziphus jujuba Mill.), a member of the Rhamnaceae family, is an important perennial fruit tree crop of substantial economic, ecological and nutritional value, and is also used as a traditional herbal medicine. Here, we report the resequencing of 493 jujube accessions, including 202 wild and 291 cultivated accessions at >16× depth.

Comparative population genomics dissects the genetic basis of seven domestication traits in jujube.

Jujube ( Mill.) is an important perennial fruit tree with a range of interesting horticultural traits. It was domesticated from wild jujube (), but the genomic variation dynamics and genetic changes underlying its horticultural traits during domestication are poorly understood.