Fig. 3.
Histogram presenting clusters of orthologous group (COG/KOG) classification. a Of 56, 348 unigenes, 8, 980 sequences were assigned to 25 COG classification, b Of 56, 348 unigenes, 18, 014 sequences were assigned to 25 KOG classification
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