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. 2015 Mar 11;16(1):169. doi: 10.1186/s12864-015-1373-z

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Comparison of four transcriptomes for classification of DEGs and statistics of sequence annotation of DEGs. Venn diagram analysis of salt-induced (A) and upregulated (D) unigenes. Unigenes identified by control and salt-stressed samples at 6 h (blue), 12 h (yellow), 24 h (green), and 72 h (red). Hierarchical cluster analysis of salt-induced (B) and upregulated (E) unigenes under salinity stress compared with the control. The rows represent individual unigene. The not detected, up-regulated unigenes are indicated in gray and red, respectively. Statistical chart of sequence annotation of salt-induced (C) and upregulated (F) unigenes. Sequence showed homology with known sequences were classified as “ hits”, and sequence showed no homology with known sequences were classified as “no hits”.