Sugarcane genome analysis with molecular markers, a first decade of research

By A. D’Hont, J. Glaszmann, D. Hogarth. 2001

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The Sugarcane Genome Challenge: Strategies for Sequencing a Highly Complex Genome (2011, background): “ESTs Sugarcane was not among early candidates for whole genome sequencing due to the complexity and size of its genome, estimated at 10 Gb for a modern cultivar (D’Hont and Glaszmann 2001).”
Collection for Tropical Crop Sugarcane Analysis and Functional Annotation of an Expressed Sequence Tag (2006, background): “1999) and is presently used for the map-based cloning of a fungal resistance gene (D’Hont and Glaszmann 2001).”
Accelerating Genetic Gain in Sugarcane Breeding Using Genomic Selection (2020, background): “sugarcane nuclear genome is approximately 10Gb [46,47], making it ten times larger than the closest related genome sequenced species, which is sorghum [48].”
Sugarcane biotechnology: The challenges and opportunities (2005, background): “and that the ploidy level of this species varies between 5 and 16 (D’Hont et al., 1998; Ha et al., 1999). These studies established the coexistence of two distinct chromosome organizations in modern sugarcane cultivars. Using genomic in situ hybridization (GISH), D’Hont et al. (1996) and Cuadrado et”