We assembled the plastome of the temperate, Southern Hemisphere liana from high throughput sequencing data (paired-end Illumina reads) generated from total genomic DNA sequencing libraries. . ' chloroplast genome sequence (GenBank: MG604297) is 163,484 bp in length and composed of long single copy (LSC; 88,166 bp) and short single copy (SSC; 13,486 bp) regions flanked by inverted repeats (IR; 30,916 bp each) typical for angiosperms. The plastome includes 131 genes comprising 83 protein-coding genes, 37 transfer RNA genes, eight ribosomal RNA genes, two possible pseudogenes, and with internal stop codons, and truncated repeats of and at IR boundaries.
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