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From: Comparative transcriptomics identifies patterns of selection in roses

Fig. 3

The assembly of high quality transcriptomes for roses. a Length distribution in proportion of assembled unigenes for the two species, Rosa chinensis ‘Old Blush’ (OB, bars filled in grey color), and R. wichuriana ‘Basyes’ Thornless’ (BT, open bars). Bars filled in black color mark the length distribution of shared transcripts between the two species (coreset1; see below and main text). b BUSCO analysis shows the completeness of assemblies and coreset1. c Annotation results of the assembled unigenes and core-sets for Rosa. The coreset1 is between the two species, while coreset2 is for the unigenes shared among Rosa (see Fig. 2) based on published and newly collected data from this study. For each category (Nr_plants, GO, Uniprot, Swissprot and COG databases), total unigene counts annotated in different databases besides the proportion (in brackets) are given. Shared and total unigenes annotated by all databases are also given. d Venn diagram shows the results of coreset1 identification. About 10,773 transcripts were identified at the 95% sequence identity level between the two species

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