Comparative plastomes of Carya species provide new insights into the plastomes evolution and maternal phylogeny of the genus.

ABSTRACT: Carya, in the Juglandiodeae subfamily, is to a typical temperate-subtropical forest-tree genus for studying the phylogenetic evolution and intercontinental disjunction between eastern Asia (EA) and North America (NA). Species of the genus have high economic values worldwide for their high-quality wood and the rich healthy factors of their nuts. Although previous efforts based on multiple molecular markers or genome-wide SNPs supported the monophyly of Carya and its two EA and NA major subclades, the maternal phylogeny of Carya still need to be comprehensively evaluated. The variation of Carya plastome has never been thoroughly characterized. Here, we novelly present 19 newly generated plastomes of congeneric Carya species, including the recently rediscove

SUBMITTER: Xi J 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9667483 | biostudies-literature | 2022

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature