Evolutionary dynamics of alternative splicing in citrus revealed by nanopore long-read RNAseq

The number of studies on plant transcriptomes using ONT RNAseq technology is rapidly increasing in recent. It is a powerful method to decipher transcriptomic complexity, particularly alternative splicing (AS) event detection. Citrus plants are the most important widely grown fruit crops. Exploring different AS events in citrus contributes to transcriptome improvement and functional genome study. Here, we performed ONT RNAseq in 9 species (<em>Atalantia buxifolia</em>,<em> Citrus clementina</em>,<em> C. grandis</em>,<em> C. ichangensis</em>,<em> C. reticulata</em>,<em> C. sinensis</em>,<em> Clausena lansium</em>,<em> Fortunella hindsii</em>, and <em>Poncirus trifoliata</em>). The dataset includes the filtered full-length transcripts.