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Findings from this global approach hinted at differential sub-cellular compartmentalization of the edited and unedited transcripts, but did argue against the role of editing in nuclear retention – for transcripts prone to nuclear-specific editing, editing status did not correlate with their localization.

In all cases where heterogeneity among taxa was detected in the editing status, the edited site was removed from the analysis.

The increase in substitution rate in a processed paralog has been associated with its reinsertion into the nucleus [ 26], but we do not accept this explanation primarily because some edited sites have been regained in the clade (albeit their editing status has not been confirmed by comparison to cDNA copies), and secondarily, because the nad5 gene of these taxa still possesses at least one intron.

However, it remains a possibility that we are still overestimating the number of gains of edited sites, because not all reversions were checked against cDNA data to ascertain their editing status.

Our results revealed 93 new plastid edits and significantly differential editing status between the two tissue types.

RNA editing status in transcripts of two long conserved open reading frames, ycf1 and ycf2, have not been investigated in moth orchid.

However, the RNA editing status of whole-plastid transcripts in leaf and other distinct tissue types in moth orchids has not been addressed.

In this study, we investigated the whole plastid RNA editing status from leaf and floral tissues of P. aphrodite by RNA-Seq approaches.

To sensitively and extensively examine the plastid RNA editing status of moth orchid, RNA-Seq was used to investigate the editing status of whole-plastid transcripts from leaf and floral tissues by mapping the sequence reads to the corresponding cpDNA in P. aphrodite subsp. formosana.

To sensitively and extensively examine the plastid RNA editing status of moth orchid, RNA-Seq was used to investigate the editing status of whole-plastid transcripts from leaf and floral tissues by mapping the sequence reads to the corresponding cpDNA template.

The plastid RNA editing status of tRNA, rRNA and non-coding transcripts was previously unexplored in moth orchid, with the exception of one edit reported in the 5′UTR of psbH transcripts (Zeng et al. 2007).