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Alignment of plastid sequences
Alignment of plastid ...
Natacha Senerchia (533190) +11 more
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Native grasslands are one of the most endangered ecosystems in North America. In this study, we examined the ecological and evolutionary roles of endangered and threatened (e/t) grasses by establishing robust evolutionary relationships with other ...
Phyllis H. Pischl +3 more
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Aconitum pseudolaeve Nakai and Aconitum longecassidatum Nakai, which belong to the Aconitum subgenus Lycoctonum, are distributed in East Asia and Korea. Aconitum species are used in herbal medicine and contain highly toxic components, including aconitine.
Inkyu Park +4 more
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Plants exhibit different physiological and molecular responses to adverse changes in their environment. One such molecular response is the sequestration of proteins, RNAs, and metabolites into cytoplasmic bodies called stress granules (cSGs).
Monika Chodasiewicz +8 more
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Alignment of the 79 plastid genes obtained from 91 accessions of Funariaceae and outgroups via targeted ...
Bernard Goffinet (542070) +6 more
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The Plastid Genome of Deschampsia cespitosa (Poaceae)
Plastid genome analysis of non-model organisms provides valuable information for basic research e.g., molecular evolutionary genomics, phylogeny and phylogeography.
Jorge O. Chiapella +3 more
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The genus Angelica (Apiaceae) comprises valuable herbal medicines. In this study, we determined the complete chloroplast (CP) genome sequence of A. polymorpha and compared it with that of Ligusticum officinale (GenBank accession no. NC039760).
Inkyu Park +8 more
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The file contains plastid sequences representing native and invasive Cytisus scoparius ...
Lene Rostgaard Nielsen (796635) +3 more
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Rates and patterns of plastid genome evolution in the flowering plant families Geraniaceae and Poaceae [PDF]
textThe plastid genomes of land plants are generally highly conserved in gene content and order, genome organization, and rates of sequence evolution; however, a few groups have experienced genomic change. The previously published sequence of Pelargonium
Guisinger, Mary Margaret
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A 71 plastid gene alignment including 36 species of legumes.
C. Donovan Bailey (3258741) +15 more
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