Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: June 23, 2022
Plant
AT-rich
protein
and
zinc-binding
(PLATZ)
is
a
class
of
plant-specific
zinc-dependent
DNA-binding
that
binds
to
A/T-rich
DNA
sequences.
PLATZ
plays
an
important
role
in
seed
development,
water
tolerance,
cell
proliferation
early
plant
growth.
In
this
study,
11
GbPLATZ
s
were
identified
from
the
ginkgo
genome
with
complete
PLATZ-conserved
domains,
which
represents
smaller
number
compared
angiosperms.
Multi-species
phylogenetic
analysis
showed
genes
conserved
plants,
members
represented
by
four
groups,
among
groups
I
II
closely
related.
Analysis
gene
structures,
sequence
module
characteristics,
expression
patterns
similar
within
differed
between
groups.
RNA-seq
qRT-PCR
results
had
distinct
patterns.
Most
associated
six
highly
Subcellular
localization
experiments
proteins
related
development
localized
nucleus,
suggesting
they
might
function
as
traditional
transcription
factors.
This
study
provides
basis
for
understanding
structural
differentiation,
evolutionary
profile,
potential
functions
factors
Ginkgo
biloba
.
Nature Plants,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
8(4), P. 389 - 401
Published: April 18, 2022
Cycads
represent
one
of
the
most
ancient
lineages
living
seed
plants.
Identifying
genomic
features
uniquely
shared
by
cycads
and
other
extant
plants,
but
not
non-seed-producing
may
shed
light
on
origin
key
innovations,
as
well
early
diversification
Here,
we
report
10.5-Gb
reference
genome
Cycas
panzhihuaensis,
complemented
transcriptomes
339
cycad
species.
Nuclear
plastid
phylogenomic
analyses
strongly
suggest
that
Ginkgo
form
a
clade
sister
to
all
gymnosperms,
in
contrast
mitochondrial
data,
which
place
alone
this
position.
We
found
evidence
for
an
whole-genome
duplication
common
ancestor
gymnosperms.
The
contains
four
homologues
fitD
gene
family
were
likely
acquired
via
horizontal
transfer
from
fungi,
these
genes
confer
herbivore
resistance
cycads.
male-specific
region
Y
chromosome
C.
panzhihuaensis
MADS-box
transcription
factor
expressed
exclusively
male
cones
is
similar
system
reported
Ginkgo,
suggesting
sex
determination
mechanism
controlled
have
originated
Ginkgo.
provides
important
new
resource
broad
utility
biologists.
Nature,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
615(7953), P. 652 - 659
Published: March 8, 2023
Increasing
the
proportion
of
locally
produced
plant
protein
in
currently
meat-rich
diets
could
substantially
reduce
greenhouse
gas
emissions
and
loss
biodiversity1.
However,
production
is
hampered
by
lack
a
cool-season
legume
equivalent
to
soybean
agronomic
value2.
Faba
bean
(Vicia
faba
L.)
has
high
yield
potential
well
suited
for
cultivation
temperate
regions,
but
genomic
resources
are
scarce.
Here,
we
report
high-quality
chromosome-scale
assembly
genome
show
that
it
expanded
massive
13
Gb
size
through
an
imbalance
between
rates
amplification
elimination
retrotransposons
satellite
repeats.
Genes
recombination
events
evenly
dispersed
across
chromosomes
gene
space
remarkably
compact
considering
size,
although
with
substantial
copy
number
variation
driven
tandem
duplication.
Demonstrating
practical
application
sequence,
develop
targeted
genotyping
assay
use
high-resolution
genome-wide
association
analysis
dissect
genetic
basis
seed
hilum
colour.
The
presented
constitute
genomics-based
breeding
platform
bean,
enabling
breeders
geneticists
accelerate
improvement
sustainable
Mediterranean,
subtropical
northern
agroecological
zones.
Plant Diversity,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
44(4), P. 340 - 350
Published: May 26, 2022
Living
gymnosperms
comprise
four
major
groups:
cycads,
Ginkgo,
conifers,
and
gnetophytes.
Relationships
among/within
these
lineages
have
not
been
fully
resolved.
Next
generation
sequencing
has
made
available
a
large
number
of
sequences,
including
both
plastomes
single-copy
nuclear
genes,
for
reconstruction
solid
phylogenetic
trees.
Recent
advances
in
gymnosperm
phylogenomic
studies
updated
our
knowledge
systematics.
Here,
we
review
phylogeny
over
the
past
10
years
propose
an
classification
extant
gymnosperms.
This
new
includes
three
classes
(Cycadopsida,
Ginkgoopsida,
Pinopsida),
five
subclasses
(Cycadidae,
Ginkgoidae,
Cupressidae,
Pinidae,
Gnetidae),
eight
orders
(Cycadales,
Ginkgoales,
Araucariales,
Cupressales,
Pinales,
Ephedrales,
Gnetales,
Welwitschiales),
13
families,
86
genera.
We
also
described
six
tribes
Acmopyleae
Y.
Yang,
Austrocedreae
Chamaecyparideae
Microcachrydeae
Papuacedreae
Prumnopityeae
27
combinations
genus
Sabina.
Cell,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
186(6), P. 1279 - 1294.e19
Published: March 1, 2023
Antarctic
krill
(Euphausia
superba)
is
Earth’s
most
abundant
wild
animal,
and
its
enormous
biomass
vital
to
the
Southern
Ocean
ecosystem.
Here,
we
report
a
48.01-Gb
chromosome-level
genome,
whose
large
genome
size
appears
have
resulted
from
inter-genic
transposable
element
expansions.
Our
assembly
reveals
molecular
architecture
of
circadian
clock
uncovers
expanded
gene
families
associated
with
molting
energy
metabolism,
providing
insights
into
adaptations
cold
highly
seasonal
environment.
Population-level
re-sequencing
four
geographical
sites
around
continent
no
clear
population
structure
but
highlights
natural
selection
environmental
variables.
An
apparent
drastic
reduction
in
10
mya
subsequent
rebound
100
thousand
years
ago
coincides
climate
change
events.
findings
uncover
genomic
basis
provide
valuable
resources
for
future
research.
Journal of Systematics and Evolution,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 3, 2025
Abstract
When
and
how
disjunct
distributions
of
biological
taxa
arose
has
long
attracted
interest
in
biogeography,
yet
the
East
Asian–Tethyan
disjunction
is
understudied.
Cupressus
(Cupressaceae)
shows
this
disjunction,
with
10
species
Asia
three
Mediterranean
region.
Here
we
used
target‐capture
sequencing
obtained
1991
single‐copy
nuclear
genes,
plus
complete
plastomes,
to
infer
evolutionary
history
.
Our
phylogenomic
reconstruction
resolved
four
well
supported
clades
,
but
revealed
significant
phylogenetic
conflicts,
inter‐lineage
gene
flow,
incomplete
lineage
sorting
tree
estimation
error
all
making
important
contributions.
The
Chengiana
clade
most
likely
originated
by
hybridization
between
ancestors
Himalayan–Hengduan
Mountains
subtropical
clades,
whereas
orogenic
climatic
changes
may
have
facilitated
flow
within
clade.
Molecular
dating
suggested
that
recent
common
ancestor
appeared
around
middle
Eocene
period
then
became
continuously
distributed
across
Eurasia.
when
diverged,
been
driven
Eocene/Oligocene
declines
global
temperature,
reinforced
ecogeographic
barrier
created
uplift
Qinghai–Tibet
Plateau.
Niche
shifts
clade,
signatures
selection
genes
for
drought
salt
tolerance,
probably
indicate
adaptation
local
conditions.
Overall,
our
study
in‐depth
analyses
are
powerful
tools
deciphering
complex
origin
organisms,
especially
gymnosperms.
Journal of genetics and genomics/Journal of Genetics and Genomics,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
49(9), P. 833 - 846
Published: June 21, 2022
Pan-genomics
can
encompass
most
of
the
genetic
diversity
a
species
or
population
and
has
proved
to
be
powerful
tool
for
studying
genomic
evolution
origin
domestication
species,
providing
information
plant
improvement.
Plant
genomics
greatly
progressed
because
improvements
in
sequencing
technologies
rapid
reduction
costs.
Nevertheless,
pan-genomics
still
presents
many
challenges,
including
computationally
intensive
assembly
methods,
high
costs
with
large
numbers
samples,
ineffective
integration
big
data,
difficulty
applying
it
downstream
multi-omics
analysis
breeding
research.
In
this
review,
we
summarize
definition
recent
achievements
pan-genomics,
computational
used
pan-genome
construction,
applications
pan-genomes
molecular
breeding.
We
also
discuss
challenges
perspectives
future
studies
provide
detailed
pipeline
sample
selection,
genome
annotation,
structural
variation
identification,
construction
application
graph-based
pan-genomes.
The
aim
is
important
guidance
research
better
understanding
basis
evolution,
crop
domestication,
phenotypic
studies.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: Nov. 5, 2022
Abstract
The
Allium
genus
is
cultivated
globally
as
vegetables,
condiments,
or
medicinal
plants
and
characterized
by
large
genomes
strong
pungency.
However,
the
genome
evolution
genomic
basis
underlying
their
unique
flavor
formation
remain
poorly
understood.
Herein,
we
report
an
11.27-Gb
chromosome-scale
assembly
for
bunching
onion
(
A.
fistulosum
).
uneven
bursts
of
long-terminal
repeats
contribute
to
diversity
in
constituents,
dispersed
duplication
events
largely
account
gene
expansion
genomes.
extensive
differentiation
alliinase
lachrymatory
factor
synthase
manifest
important
evolutionary
during
crops.
Furthermore,
differential
selective
preference
flavor-related
genes
likely
lead
variations
isoalliin
content
onions.
Moreover,
reveal
that
China
origin
domestication
center
Our
findings
provide
insights
into
evolution,
history
enable
future
genome-assisted
breeding
traits
these
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: March 10, 2023
Abstract
Torreya
plants
produce
dry
fruits
with
assorted
functions.
Here,
we
report
the
19-Gb
chromosome-level
genome
assembly
of
T.
grandis
.
The
is
shaped
by
ancient
whole-genome
duplications
and
recurrent
LTR
retrotransposon
bursts.
Comparative
genomic
analyses
reveal
key
genes
involved
in
reproductive
organ
development,
cell
wall
biosynthesis
seed
storage.
Two
encoding
a
C
18
Δ
9
-elongase
20
5
-desaturase
are
identified
to
be
responsible
for
sciadonic
acid
both
present
diverse
plant
lineages
except
angiosperms.
We
demonstrate
that
histidine-rich
boxes
crucial
its
catalytic
activity.
Methylome
analysis
reveals
methylation
valleys
harbor
associated
important
activities,
including
lipid
biosynthesis.
Moreover,
development
accompanied
DNA
changes
possibly
fuel
energy
production.
This
study
provides
resources
elucidates
evolutionary
mechanism
land
plants.
Forestry Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
2(1), P. 0 - 0
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
Forests
are
not
only
the
most
predominant
of
Earth's
terrestrial
ecosystems,
but
also
core
supply
for
essential
products
human
use.
However,
global
climate
change
and
ongoing
population
explosion
severely
threatens
health
forest
ecosystem
aggravtes
deforestation
degradation.
Forest
genomics
has
great
potential
increasing
productivity
adaptation
to
changing
climate.
In
last
two
decades,
field
advanced
quickly
owing
advent
multiple
high-throughput
sequencing
technologies,
single
cell
RNA-seq,
clustered
regularly
interspaced
short
palindromic
repeats
(CRISPR)-mediated
genome
editing,
spatial
transcriptomes,
as
well
bioinformatics
analysis
which
have
led
generation
multidimensional,
multilayered,
spatiotemporal
gene
expression
data.
These
together
with
basic
technologies
routinely
used
in
plant
biotechnology,
enable
us
tackle
many
important
or
unique
issues
biology,
provide
a
panoramic
view
an
integrative
elucidation
molecular
regulatory
mechanisms
underlying
phenotypic
changes
variations.
this
review,
we
recapitulated
advancement
current
status
12
research
branches
genomics,
then
provided
future
directions
focuses
each
area.
Evidently,
shift
from
simple
biotechnology-based
research,
setup
investigation
interpretation
development
differentiation
just
begun
emerge.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: April 7, 2023
Abstract
Epigenetics
has
been
revealed
to
play
a
crucial
role
in
the
long-term
memory
plants.
However,
little
is
known
about
whether
epigenetic
modifications
occur
with
age
progressively
conifers.
Here,
we
present
single-base
resolution
DNA
methylation
landscapes
of
25-gigabase
Chinese
pine
(
Pinus
tabuliformis
)
genome
at
different
ages.
The
result
shows
that
closely
coupled
regulation
gene
transcription.
age-dependent
profile
linearly
increasing
trend
most
significant
pattern
DMRs
between
Two
segments
five-prime
end
first
ultra-long
intron
DAL1
,
conservative
biomarker
conifers,
gradual
decline
CHG
as
increased,
which
highly
correlated
its
expression
profile.
Similar
high
correlation
also
observed
nine
other
marker
genes.
Our
results
suggest
serves
an
important
signature
developmental