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<t> Plastome </t> structure and sequence information for Gentianaceae species included in this study. Columns LSC, IR and SSC report the length of the large single‐copy, inverted repeat and small single‐copy regions, respectively, in base pairs
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<t> Plastome </t> structure and sequence information for Gentianaceae species included in this study. Columns LSC, IR and SSC report the length of the large single‐copy, inverted repeat and small single‐copy regions, respectively, in base pairs
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<t> Plastome </t> structure and sequence information for Gentianaceae species included in this study. Columns LSC, IR and SSC report the length of the large single‐copy, inverted repeat and small single‐copy regions, respectively, in base pairs
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Plastome structure and sequence information for Gentianaceae species included in this study. Columns LSC, IR and SSC report the length of the large single‐copy, inverted repeat and small single‐copy regions, respectively, in base pairs

Journal: Ecology and Evolution

Article Title: Lineage‐specific plastid degradation in subtribe Gentianinae (Gentianaceae)

doi: 10.1002/ece3.7281

Figure Lengend Snippet: Plastome structure and sequence information for Gentianaceae species included in this study. Columns LSC, IR and SSC report the length of the large single‐copy, inverted repeat and small single‐copy regions, respectively, in base pairs

Article Snippet: For example, plastome sequences of species from section Kudoa (Masamune) Satake & Toyokuni ex Toyokuni have revealed contrasting patterns of plastome sequence evolution, with some but not all species showing notable plastome size decreases and ndh gene losses (Fu et al., ; Sun et al., ).

Techniques: Sequencing

Phylogenetic topology and plastid boundary changes in subtribe Gentianinae. The topology is derived from an analysis of plastid protein‐coding genes. All nodes have 100% bootstrap support in maximum likelihood analyses, except those indicated. Heatmaps illustrate changes in plastid size (LSC, IR, SSC, and total) with smaller in blue and larger in red. Detailed boundary structure of each newly sequenced plastome are presented in Appendix

Journal: Ecology and Evolution

Article Title: Lineage‐specific plastid degradation in subtribe Gentianinae (Gentianaceae)

doi: 10.1002/ece3.7281

Figure Lengend Snippet: Phylogenetic topology and plastid boundary changes in subtribe Gentianinae. The topology is derived from an analysis of plastid protein‐coding genes. All nodes have 100% bootstrap support in maximum likelihood analyses, except those indicated. Heatmaps illustrate changes in plastid size (LSC, IR, SSC, and total) with smaller in blue and larger in red. Detailed boundary structure of each newly sequenced plastome are presented in Appendix

Article Snippet: For example, plastome sequences of species from section Kudoa (Masamune) Satake & Toyokuni ex Toyokuni have revealed contrasting patterns of plastome sequence evolution, with some but not all species showing notable plastome size decreases and ndh gene losses (Fu et al., ; Sun et al., ).

Techniques: Derivative Assay