Herrania umbratica, a native species of South America, is used as a wild cacao source
parallelly with Theobroma cacao. Despite its importance, its genomic information are not …

Peganum harmala L., known as harmel, esfand, aspand, and wild or Syrian rue, is an
untamed halonitrophilous perennial herb widely spread in Asia, Mediterranean Europe …

Cotton is a resilient and multipurpose crop, meeting major of the world's textile needs while
also yielding byproducts like edible oil and animal feed. Starch plays a crucial role in cotton …

Three Gossypium species have been used to breed cotton as they vary in their fiber
production and resistance to stresses. Transcription factors (TFs) mostly are present in …

Cacao and coffee are two tropical crops with an essential annual turnover. Alkaloid products
like caffeine and theobromine show that these two species share related pathways in …