Habit, genomic landscape, geographic sampling, and phylogeny for Cupressus gigantea. (IMAGE)

Nanjing Agricultural University The Academy of Science

Habit, genomic landscape, geographic sampling, and phylogeny for Cupressus gigantea.

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Habit, genomic landscape, geographic sampling, and phylogeny for Cupressus gigantea. A The so-called King Cypress, one of the largest known individuals at Nyingchi. B Genomic landscape of the 11 assembled chromosomes. Track V, GC content; track IV, gene density; track III, distribution of repeat elements; track II, distribution of Ty3-Gypsy elements; track I, distribution of Ty1-Copia elements; center, intra-genome collinear blocks connected by curved lines. C Sample locations of the 9 sampled C. gigantea populations and the 17 C. duclouxiana populations. D A neighbor-joining phylogenetic tree of all sampled individuals based on identity-by-state (IBS) genetic distances.

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