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. 2021 Sep 13;12:729261. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2021.729261

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Circular map of CsMLO genes identified in the chromosome-level assemblies of CBDRx, Finola, and Purple Kush. All 10 haploid chromosomes (9 autosomes + X chromosome) from each genome are displayed as colored boxes labeled with their respective chromosome number. Homologous chromosomes are grouped together, while unanchored contigs are located between chromosome 1 and chromosome X, grouped per genome. Chromosome numbers represent the “standardized” chromosome numbers, according to whole genome alignments with the CBDRx reference. Color indicate MLO clades, from I to VII. Homology relationships between the three genomes are displayed with solid lines of colors corresponding to each MLO clade. Clade IV CsMLO (herein named CsMLO15) is absent from the CBDRx assembly.