Figure 1.
Comparisons of intravarietal and intersubspecific SNPs in rice chloroplast genomes. Intersubspecific SNPs are the ones found between japonica (Nipponbare-G) and indica (93-11). Intravarietal SNPs are those found within Nipponbare-G. The analysis was based on SNP types, including four transitions (G/A, C/T, T/C, and A/G) and eight transversions (A/T, T/A, A/C, C/A, G/C, C/G, G/T, and T/G). The oblique line (/) separates the major and minor genotypes in intravarietal SNPs and the major genotype in intersubspecific SNPs, respectively.

Comparisons of intravarietal and intersubspecific SNPs in rice chloroplast genomes. Intersubspecific SNPs are the ones found between japonica (Nipponbare-G) and indica (93-11). Intravarietal SNPs are those found within Nipponbare-G. The analysis was based on SNP types, including four transitions (G/A, C/T, T/C, and A/G) and eight transversions (A/T, T/A, A/C, C/A, G/C, C/G, G/T, and T/G). The oblique line (/) separates the major and minor genotypes in intravarietal SNPs and the major genotype in intersubspecific SNPs, respectively.

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