Most complete commercial sugarcane genome sequence assembled

PHYSorg
Dec 3, 2019, 10:09 am144 pts
An international group of researchers led by Brazilian scientists has assembled the most complete genome sequence of commercial sugarcane. They mapped 373,869 genes or 99.1 percent of the total genome.

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