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Fig 1.

The circular map of three Macadamia species mitochondrial genome.

Gene map showing 71 annotated genes of different functional groups.

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Table 1.

Gene profile and organization of three Macadamia species (M. integrifolia, M. ternifolia and M. tetraphylla).

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Fig 2.

The sizes and GC contents of 39 plant mitochondrial genomes.

The blue dots represent the genome size and the orange trend line shows the variation of GC content across the different taxa.

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Fig 3.

The comparison of microsatellites and oligonucleotide repeats in three Macadamia species and N. nucifera mitochondrial genomes.

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Fig 4.

The distribution of RNA-editing sites in the mt protein-coding genes of three species of Macadamia.

The bars of different colors represent the number of RNA-editing sites of each gene.

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Table 2.

Prediction of RNA editing sites.

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Fig 5.

Schematic representation of mitochondrial genome, chloroplast genome and chloroplast-like sequence of M. integrifolia.

Dots and heat maps inside the two chromosomes show where genes are located. The green lines in the circle show the regions of chloroplast-like sequences inserted from the chloroplast genome into the mt genome.

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Fig 6.

The phylogenetic relationships of three species of Macadamia with other 35 plant species.

The Maximum Likelihood tree was constructed based on the sequences of 23 conserved protein-coding genes. Colors indicate the families that the specific species belongs.

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Fig 7.

The Ka/Ks values of 40 protein-coding genes of three Macadamia species.

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