Figure 1: P. persica genome landscape. | Nature Genetics

Figure 1: P. persica genome landscape.

From: The high-quality draft genome of peach (Prunus persica) identifies unique patterns of genetic diversity, domestication and genome evolution

Figure 1

Plots for the eight pseudomolecules in the peach genome (scale along the x axis in Mb) showing the percentage of the genome (in nonoverlapping 500-kb windows) that consists of various annotated features, represented as stacked area graphs: type I transposable elements are shown in purple, type II DNA transposable elements are shown in pink, and genes are shown in blue. The gray line shows 100 times the mean r2 value for all SNPs in 50-kb windows as an estimate of LD. The approximate position of each centromere is indicated with a vertical black bar. Below, three tracks of vertical lines show the positions of predicted miRNAs (black), noncoding RNAs (light blue) and tRNAs (orange).

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