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A chromosome-level genome assembly for Dracocephalum ruyschiana resolves two pseudo-haplotypes (661 Mb and 681 Mb) scaffolded into seven chromosomes each.
- Why it matters: High-quality plant genomes are needed to support future research and conservation, especially for species linked to other organisms.
- What they did: The study generated a chromosome-level assembly for Dracocephalum ruyschiana, reporting conserved single-copy ortholog completeness of 97.9% and 97.8% and 98.1% k-mer completeness.
- The result: The assembly includes 38,141 and 38,617 annotated protein-coding genes for hap1 and hap2, enabling genomic studies and conservation efforts for northern dragonhead.
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