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. 2019 Mar 21;11(4):1192–1206. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evz063

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Fig. 2. — —Gene transfer events in kiwifruit mitogenomes. (a) IGT events in kiwifruit mitogenomes. The mtDNA of Actinidia chinensis (red), Actinidia eriantha (purple), and Actinidia arguta (green). The cpDNA of A. chinensis (Ac-cpDNA; blue) and related nuclear fragments (mt-lg23, mt-lg14; light blue) are depicted with a circular diagram. (b) The mtpt11 event revealed a complex intracellular gene transfer event between the A. chinensis mitogenome and cpDNA. (c) The phylogenetic tree of the Actinidia rps2 gene and homologous genes from 14 species. (d) The top six BLAST results using the Actinidia rps2 gene and its upstream/downstream 1,000-bp flanking sequences against the NCBI nr database.