“…Nextâgeneration sequencing (NGS) technologies are faster and cheaper than Sanger sequencing, which is frequently used in plant studies and allows for a deeper genome variant analysis (Deschamps & Campbell, ; Jackson, Iwata, Lee, Schmutz, & Shoemaker, ). So far, genome sequencing and evolutionary genetics have provided information about the origin, evolution (Ellegren, ; Sedivy, Wu, & Hanzawa, ; Velasco, Hough, Aradhya, & RossâIbarra, ; Wu, Terol, et al, ; Yu et al, ), and domestication (Akagi, Hanada, Yaegaki, Gradziel, & Tao, ; Myles et al, ; Qiu et al, ; Velasco et al, ; Wu, Wang, et al, ). The first 237M long genomic map of P. mume was constructed in 2012, and the actual size of the genome of P. mume was estimated to be about 280M.…”