Figure 6From: A new method to compute K-mer frequencies and its application to annotate large repetitive plant genomesOccurrence ratios in comparative genomics. Maize, sorghum and rice whole genome shotgun reads were randomly selected to generate 0.45 × coverage with respect to each genome's size. The total number of 20-mers in each logarithmic frequency class (A) are contrasted to the number of different 20-mers in each frequency class (B). Maize is the most repetitive of the three grasses analyzed here, but a corresponding increase in genome complexity is not observed.Back to article page