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Valeriana officinalis genome sequence and annotation V1

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doi:10.60507/FK2/TQZVWU
Published version
1.0
Publication date
2026-08-18
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CC BY 4.0

Description

Here we present the first genome sequence and annotation of Valeriana officinalis (commonly known as valerian), a widespread perennial plant widely used as a herbal remedy. Using ONT long-read sequencing data, a highly continuous genome assembly was generated for V. officinalis. This study uncovers the flavonoid biosynthesis gene repertoire and numerous terpene synthase candidate genes in this species. This data publication contains the genome sequences with corresponding annotations.

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valerian, biosynthesis pathway, terpene synthase, medicinal plant

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Citation

Vieira Salgado de Oliveira, Julie Anne; Baez, Mariana Alejandra; Pucker, Boas, 2026-08-18, Valeriana officinalis genome sequence and annotation V1, doi:10.60507/FK2/TQZVWU, V1.0

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