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. 2017 Oct 30;13:91. doi: 10.1186/s13007-017-0237-8

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Fig. 4 — The results of mapping onto pseudo-molecules of F. vesca (2n = 14), that is one of the genome donors in the cultivated strawberry. The DNA segments that were obtained from a micro-dissected single chromosome, decoded the sequences by the NGS. Every DNA sequence was classified into Fvb1 to Fvb7 of pseudo-molecules in F. vesca, FvUn of unassigned sequence in F. vesca and unmapped one. The percentage of the reads in every pseudo-molecular were calculated, and sorted according to the higher order of the Fvb1 to Fvb7. Then the data were summarized in this figure. Each thin bar exhibited the data of each sample