Description
Averrhoa carambola, known as star fruit, originated in Asia and has been cultivated in Southeast Asia and Malaysia for many centuries. Because the flesh is juicy and rich in vitamin C, star fruit is a commonly consumed tropical fruit. It is an important economic crop and is utilized for both ornamental decoration and medicinal applications. This fruit can be eaten, but it also can be used for medicinal purposes. It has traditionally been used in Asia use the fruit to treat chickenpox, intestinal parasites, headaches, and more.
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Published journals
Horticulture Research
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Publish date
2020.06
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Sequence Method
Nanopore, Illumina HiSeq, Hi-C
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Assembly Method
Canu v1.7
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Genome Size
320.43 Mb
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Genome Coverage
546x
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N50
4219540
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GC%
34.55
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Bioproject
PRJCA002055
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Data
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Reference url
Reference
Wu, S., Sun, W., Xu, Z. et al. The genome sequence of star fruit (Averrhoa carambola). Hortic Res 7, 95 (2020).