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Figure 1.

Watermelon plants grafted onto watermelon (Wm/Wm) or onto bottle gourd (Wm/BG) and squash (Wm/Sq) at the two true-leaf stage.

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Figure 2.

Sequence length distribution in Wm/Wm, Wm/BG and Wm/Sq.

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Table 1.

Reads abundance of various classification of small RNAs in Wm/Wm, Wm/BG and Wm/Sq.

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Table 2.

Conserved miRNAS in watermelon.

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Figure 3.

RNA secondary structure of the hairpin forming precursors of cla-miR21, cla-miR52, cla-miR72, cla-miR73 and cla-miR79.

The putative mature miRNA sequences are shaded in green. Nucleotide positions are numbered starting from 5′ end of the precursor sequence.

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Figure 4.

Expression analysis of miRNAs by RT-qPCR.

RT-qPCR confirming the express pattern of miRNAs.

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Figure 5.

Comparison of expression patterns of miRNAs identified between Wm/Wm and Wm/BG (A) as well as Wm/Wm and Wm/Sq (B).

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Table 3.

Different expressed known miRNAs identified in watermelon grafted onto bottle gourd and squash rootstocks.

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