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Sequencing wild and cultivated cassava and related species reveals extensive interspecific hybridization and genetic diversity
- Bredeson, Jessen V;
- Lyons, Jessica B;
- Prochnik, Simon E;
- Wu, G Albert;
- Ha, Cindy M;
- Edsinger-Gonzales, Eric;
- Grimwood, Jane;
- Schmutz, Jeremy;
- Rabbi, Ismail Y;
- Egesi, Chiedozie;
- Nauluvula, Poasa;
- Lebot, Vincent;
- Ndunguru, Joseph;
- Mkamilo, Geoffrey;
- Bart, Rebecca S;
- Setter, Tim L;
- Gleadow, Roslyn M;
- Kulakow, Peter;
- Ferguson, Morag E;
- Rounsley, Steve;
- Rokhsar, Daniel S
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https://doi.org/10.1038/nbt.3535Abstract
The global genetic diversity of cassava and related Manihot species is revealed by sequencing of 53 cultivated and wild accessions and genotyping of 268 African cassavas, providing a vital resource for breeding.
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