Table 2.
Missed sequences from the genomes of the four Eucalyptus species.
| Types of Missed Genes | E. camaldulensis | E. globulus | E. grandis | E. gunnii |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Missed genes in clusters 1 | Prx19, Prx37, Prx64, Prx79, Prx83, Prx116, Prx127, Prx138, Prx139, Prx161, Prx164 | Apx-R[P], Prx19, Prx23, Prx37, Prx39, Prx50, Prx116, Prx129-2, GPx07 | 1CysPrx03-2, Prx129-2, Prx188 | Prx16, Prx18, Prx19, Prx20, Prx52, Prx53, Prx54, Prx64, Prx66-2, Prx106, Prx129-2, Prx130, Prx176, Prx188, GPx01 |
| Singletons 2 | APx04, Prx27, Prx28, Prx145, Prx155, Prx165, Prx168 | Prx89, Prx189, Prx194, Prx195, Prx197, Prx198 | Prx183, Prx189, Prx198, GPx11 | APx06, Prx81, Prx89, Prx108, Prx183, Prx189, Prx194 |
1 Genes missed in one organism are members of clusters in other organisms; 2 Genes missed in one organism are singletons in other organisms; Pink Genes missed in one organism are all pseudogenes in other organisms; Green Genes missed in one organism are not pseudogenes in all other organisms. Other missed genes without colour are not all pseudogene and not all partial or complete in other organisms.