TL;DR
A study on resequencing 50 accessions of cultivated and wild rice provides one of the largest genome variation data sets for wild and cultivated rice, which is valuable for breeding and for identifying agronomically important genes in rice.
Comparison among landraces and modern varieties indicated that landraces exhibit a broader range of 2C content than cultivars, but a clear clustering based on geographic origin was not observed, and genome size data provided here could offer an additional layer of information for germplasm collections and serve as a st...
The genome assembly, annotation, and phylogeny of four legacy isolates of Xoo from Indian rice fields are reported, which clustered closely phylogenetically to previously studied Indian and Nepal Xoo isolates.
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