Hibiscus dasycalyx, Hibiscus laevis, Hibiscus moscheutos, and Hibiscus trionum Genome sequencing. Hibiscus

These sequences are from the following journal article:Sain, M. P., J. Norrell-Tober, A. Blanton, M. Seawright, K. Barthel, K. L. Hertweck, J. S. Placyk, Jr., R. L. Small, L. R. Williams, M. Williams, and J. A. Banta. 2021. Multiple complementary studies clarify which co-occurring congener presents the greatest hybridization threat to a rare Texas endemic wildflower (Hibiscus dasyclayx, Malvaceae). Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas, 15(1): in press.Specifically, these are the sequences mentioned in the "Analysis of Segregating Nuclear Haplotypes" section.Please note that samples D59 and D60 that are associated with this project should be labelled L59 and L60. They are Hibiscus laevis, not Hibiscus dasycalyx.