PRJNA507496
Comparative transcriptome analysis seed germination  of sheepgrass during seed development
Sheepgrass (Leymus chinensis ((Trin.) Tzvel)) is an important perennial forage grass that is widely distributed in the Eurasia steppe. The seed germination rate show significant variation among the different genotypes in sheepgrass. Here, we performed comparative transcriptomic analyses high seed germination rate (H) and low seed germination rate (L) at 42 days after pollination. After comparing development stage, 4306 genes were found to be significantly differently expressed between H and L.