Table 4. Statistics for individual libraries of 32 accessions group by organism.

Row	Organism	#Acc.	#Lib.	avg(g)	h 6 Estimates			%h 6/G Estimates
					min.	avg.	max.	min.	avg.	max.
1	Heliantdus annuus	1	7	32,735	524	775	1,235	2	2	4
2	Saccharina japonica	1	2	65,645	336	1,430	2,523	2	2	4
3	Candida albicans	1	4	6,059	108	136	158	2	2	3
4	Capsicum annuum	1	8	21,168	19,809	21,482	23,145	50	50	52
5	Tetrahymena thermophila	1	6	20,518	559	1,291	1,510	6	6	7
6	Drosophila melanogaster	1	8	23,639	3,056	3,680	4,020	13	13	15
7	Neurospora crassa	1	5	8,868	247	396	474	4	4	5
8	Physarum polycephalum	1	3	7,747	265	3,115	6,887	22	22	38
9	Bos taurus	2	35	12,733	1,360	1,804	3,817	13	13	33
10	Zea mays	2	4	21,492	3,086	4,063	4,863	16	16	18
11	Sus scrofa	3	36	18,876	44	1,108	2,619	6	6	15
12	Glycine max	3	17	40,901	2,663	5,136	7,280	11	11	15
13	Homo sapiens	6	77	15,391	0	1,747	10,247	7	7	29
14	Mus musculus	8	99	14,317	14	1,871	11,466	10	10	50
	Total	32	311	17,501	0	2,433	23,145	10	10	52

#Acc.—Number of accessions, #Lib.—Number of libraries, avg(g)—Average number of detected genes per library, and minimum (min.), average (avg.) and maximum (max.) for the values of missing genes, ${\widehat{h}}_6$, and estimated percentage of missing genes, %h ₆/G.