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Two mitotypes were identified in Fortunella.
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Andrés García-Lor; Franck Curk; François Luro; et al. Agritrop (Cirad) 2011. doi:10.7490/f1000research.1089295.1
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- Observation Coding regions had 59.88 SNPs per Kb.
- Observation Coding regions had 1.33 InDels per Kb.
- Observation Non-coding regions had 110.99 SNPs per Kb.
- Observation Non-coding regions had 16.31 InDels per Kb.
- Observation The analysis identified 506 SNPs.
- Observation The analysis identified 23 InDels.
- Observation Papeda had the most polymorphisms within Citrus, at 185.
- Observation C. reticulata had 125 polymorphisms.
- Observation C. maxima had 48 polymorphisms.
- Observation C. medica had 27 polymorphisms.
- Observation A new mitotype was observed in Microcitrus australasica.
- Observation C. reticulata and Fortunella form a clade distinct from other cultivated citrus basic taxa.