Cherimoya

Annona cherimola

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Annona cherimola (cherimoya) is a diploid fruit species (2n=2x=14) native to Mesoamerica. It is denominated as cherimoya or "chirimoya" in South America and "anona" in Central America, as other closely related species. This species has been cultivated and appreciated since pre-Columbian times by the Maya, Olmec, and Izapa civilizations.


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Genome assembly stats

Summary statistics of the Annona cherimola genome assemblies for cv. 'Fino de Jete' (Talavera et al., 2023) and cv. 'Booth' (Li et al. 2024).

Fino de Jete* Booth
Sequence count 2,052 1,377
Total length (Mb) 1,137.39 794.02
Longest sequence (Mb) 212.25 128.58
Average length (Mb) 0.55 0.58
Number of Ns (%) 0.58 0.00
GC (%) 34.69 35.25
N50 (Mb) 170.86 97.59
L50 (sequences) 3 4
BUSCO completenessa (%) 90.62 92.30
* Reference genome for IHSM Subtropicals
a BUSCO based on embryophyta_odb12 dataset

Taxonomy

Kingdom Viridiplantae
Phylum Streptophyta
Class Magnoliopsida
Order Magnoliales
Family Annonaceae
Genus Annona L.
Species Annona cherimola Mill.

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