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… peanuts, black-eyed peas, soybeans and chickpeas. While no longer under the umbrella of the JGI, McClean and Schmutz … unlocking the powers of the bean. Though the JGI no longer works on food crops specifically, “[At the JGI] we do … Schmutz explained, meaning the plant’s reduced genetic diversity makes it easier to genetically manipulate. One …

… computational methods applicable to the diverse eukaryotic species, which they have applied and refined in the … is focused on understanding the origin, evolution, and diversity of plants and animals by combining computational …

… and ANI values, we were able to ascertain mis-assignment of species names in genomes spanning nearly 18% of all existing species. Additionally, the complete linkage clustering made it possible to confidently assign species to nearly 326 genomes. Through the analysis of …