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Transcriptome sequencing and expression analysis of terpenoid biosynthesis genes in Litsea cubeba.

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Figure 2.  Assessment of assembly quality.  Distribution of unique-mapped reads and RPKM (reads per kb per million reads) of the assembled unigenes.
Figure 4.  Functional annotation of assembled sequences based on gene ontology (GO) categorization
Figure 6.  Monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes biosynthetic pathway in L.cubeba (adapted from Gahlan et al and Ma et al [57,58])
Table 3. Frequency of SSRs in L. cubeba.
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