Claim · model-written summary
Chloroplast genome length across 18 Salvia species ranged from 151,039 to 151,727 bp.
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e0“Among the 18 Salvia species, chloroplast genome length varied from 151,039 to 151,727 bp.”
Title
Chengwen Gao; Qian Zhang; Mingxuan Wu; et al. Industrial Crops and Products 2026. doi:10.1016/j.indcrop.2025.122603
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Each chloroplast genome had 131 or 132 annotated genes.
- Observation The genomes contained 25 to 41 SSRs and 26 to 50 long repeats.
- Observation Chloroplast genome structure and gene content were highly conserved, with boundary variation.
- Observation Nucleotide variability was significantly higher in single copy regions than inverted repeat regions.
- Method / resource Sequence analysis identified mutation hotspots suitable for molecular markers.
- Method / resource Chloroplast phylogeny strongly supported subgeneric classifications and resolved relationships.
- Observation Twenty six RNA editing sites were identified in the S. miltiorrhiza f. alba chloroplast genome.
- Observation RNA editing mainly caused nonsynonymous changes in genes linked to photosynthesis, energy, and expression.