Additional file 2 of Genomic analysis based on chromosome-level genome assembly reveals Myrtaceae evolution and terpene biosynthesis of rose myrtle

Supplementary Material 2: Table S1. Summary statistic for raw sequencing dataset. Table S2. Summary statistics for the final genome assembly of R. tomentosa. Table S3. Evaluation of the genome assembly of R. tomentosa using Benchmarking Universal Single-Copy Orthologs (BUSCO). Table S4. Statistics of the R. tomentosa RNA-Seq data from different tissues. Table S5. Statistics of the repeat annotation results. Table S6. Statistics of gene annotation. Table S7. Statistics of non-coding gene annotation. Table S8. List of plant genome sequences used in the comparative genomic analysis. Table S9. Gene families clustered by OrthoFinder in 14 species. Genes used for OrthoFinder were proteins without splice variants. Table S10. KEGG enrichment analysis of species-specific genes in R. tomentosa. Table S11. GO enrichment analysis of species-specific genes in R. tomentosa. Table S12. KEGG enrichment analysis of significant expansion genes in R. tomentosa. Table S13. GO enrichment analysis of significant expansion genes in R. tomentosa. Table S14. KEGG enrichment analysis of significant contraction genes in R. tomentosa. Table S15. GO enrichment analysis of significant contraction genes in R. tomentosa. Table S16. Classification of different origins of duplicate genes in R. tomentosa. Table S17. Positive selection genes in R. tomentosa. Table S18. The RtTPS genes in R.tomentosa..