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. 2024 Dec 7;16(12):evae267. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evae267

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Fig. 1. — DEGs for pod dehiscence in legumes. a) Orthogroups of DEGs in legumes. Left histogram: DEGs were identified in pod dehiscent and indehiscent accessions in Glycine spp. (including wild and cultivar), P. vulgaris, Pisum spp. (including wild and cultivar), and M. ruthenica. Right histogram: the orthogroup number of the coexpressed genes. The word cloud represents major protein families of the identified orthogroups. b) Top 30 GO terms of orthogroups shared by the four genera of legume species. c) Top 30 GO terms of warm-season-specific orthogroups. d) Top 30 GO terms of cool-season-specific orthogroups. Annotations of GO terms associated with pod dehiscence are given.