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. 2021 Feb 8;10(2):322. doi: 10.3390/plants10020322

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Physical distribution of LecRK genes on Saccharum spontaneum chromosomes. All LecRK genes are mapped to eight homologous groups (Chr1–Chr8) of four members (A–D) each. Green, orange and purple gene names on chromosomes represent G-, L- and C-type genes, respectively. Characters “LecRK” were deleted from each gene name in the figure to save space. The number of C-, L- and G- type genes are marked on top of each homologous group. In each chromosome, each color represents a set of duplicated genes and total of 25 duplicated gene sets involving 65 genes were found in 13 chromosomes.