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Genomic Resources for Mimulus

How do organisms adapt to complex and changing environments? Plants in the genus Mimulus inhabit highly variable habitats and are famous for their extraordinary ecological diversity. Mimulus is now a powerful system for ecological genomic studies, thanks to its experimental tractability, rapidly growing research community, and the JGI-generated reference genome for M. guttatus. To develop a pan-genus genomic platform for investigations into gene content and function, we propose that JGI will produce reference and re-sequenced genomes of environmentally important species throughout the genus.

 

Proposer: John Willis, Duke University
Proposal: Genomic Resources for Mimulus, a Powerful Plant System for Analyses of Environmental Adaptations

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