ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
The complete mitochondrial genome and phylogenetic analysis of
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Introduction: Methods: We assembled and annotated the first high-quality mitochondrial genome of Results and discussion: The mitochondrial genome has a multichromosomal structure with a total length of 449,613 bp. A total of 51 genes were detected, including 14 core genes, 15 tRNA genes, 19 variable genes and 3 rRNA genes. Three types of repetitive sequences were detected, including 121 simple repetitive sequences, 12 tandem repetitive sequences and 112 scattered repetitive sequences. A total of 9,810 codons encoding 33 PCGs were detected, and the probability of codon preference and avoidance was 50% and 47%, respectively. A total of 454 effective RNA editing sites were detected, distributed on 30 PCGs with all base change types C-U. 84 inter-genome transfer fragments were identified, and four complete transfer DNA fragments were
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