Characterization of the complete chloroplast genome of an endangered species dwarf birch (Betula nana L.)

RT @szintri: Great example of how being open about biological datasets pays off! https://t.co/KF6yTQjnMN

@bsbi Conclusion is that the closest relative is Ostrya rehderiana, not other Betula https://t.co/kQjRLAe0oT

RT @RJABuggs: I’m delighted Chinese scientists have published a dwarf birch chloroplast genome from read data shared by my lab…

RT @szintri: Great example of how being open about biological datasets pays off! https://t.co/KF6yTQjnMN

RT @RJABuggs: I’m delighted Chinese scientists have published a dwarf birch chloroplast genome from read data shared by my lab…

RT @szintri: Great example of how being open about biological datasets pays off! https://t.co/KF6yTQjnMN

RT @szintri: Great example of how being open about biological datasets pays off! https://t.co/KF6yTQjnMN

Great example of how being open about biological datasets pays off! https://t.co/KF6yTQjnMN

RT @RJABuggs: I’m delighted Chinese scientists have published a dwarf birch chloroplast genome from read data shared by my lab…

Know you #trees https://t.co/wQ2yAGlVZD

RT @RJABuggs: I’m delighted Chinese scientists have published a dwarf birch chloroplast genome from read data shared by my lab…

I’m delighted Chinese scientists have published a dwarf birch chloroplast genome from read data shared by my lab https://t.co/YBKfUmqiQ7 https://t.co/ItQXSLtpBL