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. 2019 Jul 24;9:10735. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-47121-8

Table 2.

Statistics summary of R genes in the 13 studied species.

Index Species #R candidate #NBS R NBS R/Gene #R TD* #TD R** TD R/NBS #R singleton #R locus
1 S. italica 1,264 535 1.55% 106 303 0.57 232 338
2 S. viridis 1,152 465 1.32% 92 241 0.52 224 316
3 P. virgatum+ 2,949 1,267 1.38% 212 524 0.41 743 955
4 P. hallii 1,101 420 1.13% 86 234 0.56 186 272
5 S. bicolor 1,036 425 1.24% 82 233 0.55 192 274
6 Z. mays+ 1,101 306 0.34% 36 79 0.26 227 263
7 O. thomaeum 410 97 0.34% 4 8 0.08 89 93
8 T. aestivum++ 5,712 2,747 2.55% 547 1,588 0.58 1,159 1,706
9 B. stacei 945 377 1.26% 78 203 0.54 174 252
10 B. distachyon 1,091 464 1.35% 105 267 0.58 197 302
11 O. sativa 1,390 587 1.40% 116 339 0.58 248 364
12 M. acuminate 863 190 0.52% 24 67 0.35 123 147
13 A. thaliana 896 229 0.83% 49 124 0.54 105 154

*R TD means tandem duplication array that is composed of R genes;

**TD R means the R genes comes from a tandem array; +: tetrapolyploidization; ++: hexapolyploidization.