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Camellia plants include more than 200 species of great diversity and immense economic, ornamental, and cultural values. We sequenced the transcriptomes of 116 Camellia plants from almost all sections of the genus Camellia. We constructed a pan‐transcriptome of Camellia plants with 89 394 gene families and then resolved the phylogeny of genus Camellia based on 405 high‐quality low‐copy core genes....
The tea plant (Camellia sinensis) is a thermophilic cash crop and contains a highly duplicated and repeat‐rich genome. It is still unclear how DNA methylation regulates the evolution of duplicated genes and chilling stress in tea plants. We therefore generated a single‐base‐resolution DNA methylation map of tea plants under chilling stress. We found that, compared with other plants, the tea plant...
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