Sources and database context

References

Literature used to define data sources, scientific methods, evidence boundaries and comparable plant-database practices for the current release.

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Published sources

2025

Construction of a Multi-Omics database for Paeonia lactiflora: A resource for comprehensive data integration and analysis

Lu et al. · BMC Plant Biology

Provides a recent medicinal-plant multi-omics example with modular pages for genome, transcriptome, tools, pathways, and publications.

Open source
Medicinal plant multi-omicspaeonia-2025
2025

Plant norgDB: Plant Nuclear Organelle DNA Database

Noutsos Lab · Website resource

A plant nuclear-organelle DNA database that informs how organelle-related genomic resources can be organized.

Open source
NORG databaseplant-norgdb-site
2024

Repeat-mediated recombination results in Complex DNA structure of the mitochondrial genome of Trachelospermum jasminoides

Cai et al. · BMC Plant Biology

Demonstrates how repeat-mediated recombination can produce complex plant mitogenome structures.

Open source
Mitochondrial repeatsrepeat-tj-2024
2022

Advances in plastid transformation for metabolic engineering in higher plants

Yang et al. · aBIOTECH

Reviews plastid transformation and its importance for metabolic engineering in higher plants.

Open source
Plastid metabolic engineeringchloroplast-engineering-2022
2020

CpGDB : A Comprehensive Database of Chloroplast Genomes

Sajjad et al. · Database

Shows how a large chloroplast-genome collection can support search, download, and marker-oriented exploration.

Open source
Chloroplast genome collectioncpgdb-2020
2019

15 years of GDR: New data and functionality in the Genome Database for Rosaceae

Jung et al. · Nucleic Acids Research

Highlights how a mature published database integrates BLAST, pathway views, comparative modules, and user-facing exploration tools.

Open source
Database inspirationgdr-2019
2014

A review of the prevalence, utility, and caveats of using chloroplast simple sequence repeats for studies of plant biology

Wheeler et al. · Applications in Plant Sciences

Summarizes the strengths and caveats of chloroplast SSRs as markers in plant biology.

Open source
cpSSR reviewcpSSR-review-2014
2014

ChloroSSRdb: a repository of perfect and imperfect chloroplastic simple sequence repeats (cpSSRs) of green plants

Sablok et al. · Database

A dedicated cpSSR repository useful for thinking about chloroplast repeat mining and marker development.

Open source
cpSSR repositorychlorossrdb-2014
2014

Excision of plastid marker genes using directly repeated DNA sequences

Mudd et al. · Methods in Molecular Biology

Useful for understanding direct-repeat behavior in plastid engineering and sequence excision strategies.

Open source
Plastid direct repeatsplastid-direct-repeat-2014
2012

Primer-BLAST: A tool to design target-specific primers for polymerase chain reaction

Ye et al. · BMC Bioinformatics

A classic reference for target-specific primer design workflows that combine similarity filtering with primer selection.

Open source
Primer design utilityprimer-blast-2012
2006

ChloroplastDB: the Chloroplast Genome Database

Cui et al. · Nucleic Acids Research

An early chloroplast-genome database that illustrates how plastome resources can be aggregated and browsed systematically.

Open source
Chloroplast genome resourcechloroplastdb-2006

Citing the database

LamiOmicsDB Consortium. LamiOmicsDB: Lamiaceae Multi-Omics Database, v1.

How references are used

A cited paper can support a method, source record or family-level interpretation without creating a stable candidate locus. Reference-only evidence remains distinct from accession-backed records throughout the interface.