Enriched GO categories with high-impact mutations in both homeologs in a single accession included transducer/receptor activity and programmed cell death (Supplementary Table 11).
Accession numbers and projects: Each sheet of paper containing architectural drawings within a given project is assigned a single accession number.
Usually a single accession per local site was chosen, but if the number of sampling localities in a geographic region was limited, two or three accessions per local site were selected.
Out of these, 24 STMS markers were used to evaluate the genetic polymorphism in 37 genotypes, which comprised of 32 accessions of C. roseus, a single accession each of two related species (C. trichophyllus and C. pusillus) and one accession each of three related genera (Vinca minor, Thevetia peruviana and Nerium indicum).
However, not a single accession was found having SES 1 after severe drought condition (Fig. 8h).
These were treated as one single accession and the materials from all three shipments have been consolidated.
Remarkably, we found that not a single accession originating from Bangladesh was screened in the greenhouse screening.
However, although 3 accessions showed high tolerance in greenhouse screening (Fig. 3e), not a single accession was found to be highly tolerant in the field screening (Fig. 3a).
By contrast, not a single accession had both Indica chloroplast and nuclear genomes: while all the Group 2 varieties had japonica-haplotype I, the varieties harboring the indica/aus-haplotype belonged to Group 1 or admixed-group.
The second subgroup, F, is composed of two Argyreia morpho-types which are a single accession of Argyreia 1, and a group of five samples of Argyreia 2 that mutually diverged from each other with the similarity coefficient of 0.74.
The 20 O. sativa accessions that were re-sequenced to form the discovery dataset included seven indica, three aus, five tropical japonica, four temperate japonica, and a single accession each of Group V (aromatic), Aswina and Rayada (McNally et al. 2006); see discussion of O. sativa population structure below).
