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Table 1 Summary of most abundant transposable element families in all five accessions studied

From: Recent and dynamic transposable elements contribute to genomic divergence under asexuality

Annotations

Macranthoides 11

Macranthoides 8

Macranthoides 12

Macranthoides 13

Macranthoides 3

Nb clusters

Nb clusters in model 1-4-6

Size (Mbp)

% TE

Nb clusters

Nb clusters in model 1-4-6

Size (Mbp)

% TE

Nb clusters

Nb clusters in model 1-4-6

Size (Mbp)

% TE

Nb clusters

Nb clusters in model 1-4-6

Size (Mbp)

% TE

Nb clusters

Nb clusters in model 1-4-6

Size (Mbp)

% TE

Retrotransposons

76

23

193.42

22.36

74

20

185.16

21.41

88

40

272.43

31.50

78

33

231.15

26.72

88

37

243.70

28.17

 LTR Elements Ty1/Copia

38

15

93.59

10.82

37

12

84.05

9.72

36

14

97.63

11.29

36

14

99.99

11.56

38

16

97.32

11.25

 LTR Elements Ty3/Gypsy

31

6

85.86

9.93

28

8

78.05

9.02

46

22

152.89

17.67

32

14

104.24

12.05

36

14

103.73

11.99

 Unclassified LTR

4

0

8.96

1.04

5

0

13.44

1.55

5

4

18.76

2.17

10

5

26.92

3.11

5

1

11.55

1.33

 LINE

1

1

1.77

0.20

0

0

0.00

0.00

0

0

0.00

0.00

0

0

0.00

0.00

2

0

4.52

0.52

 ParaRetrovirus (Caulimovirus)

1

1

1.13

0.13

0

0

0.00

0.00

0

0

0.00

0.00

0

0

0.00

0.00

0

0

0.00

0.00

 Unclassified retrotransposons

1

0

2.10

0.24

4

0

9.62

1.11

1

0

3.15

0.36

0

0

0.00

0.00

7

6

26.58

3.07

DNA transposons

5

1

10.67

1.23

6

3

23.55

2.72

8

3

23.16

2.68

14

6

41.12

4.75

12

5

32.14

3.72

Unclassified repeats

12

4

26.93

3.11

14

8

31.51

3.64

8

5

16.50

1.91

8

5

32.87

3.80

10

7

24.25

2.80

Tandem repeats

1

1

1.13

0.13

0

0

0.00

0.00

1

1

1.65

0.19

2

2

2.84

0.33

1

1

1.45

0.17

Ribosomal DNA

2

2

4.46

0.52

2

2

3.66

0.42

9

9

19.98

2.31

9

9

18.45

2.13

7

7

14.65

1.69

TOTAL

96

33

236.60

27.35

96

33

243.87

28.19

113

59

333.72

38.58

111

55

326.44

37.74

118

57

316.19

36.55

  1. Number of clusters, genomic abundance and proportions of most abundant transposable elements classified according to Wicker et al. [1] in the five accessions of T. officinale apomictic lineage. Number of clusters showing high intra-family homogeneity are also indicated