Lens culinaris
| Common Name | lentil |
|---|---|
| Genus | Lens |
| Species | culinaris |
| Description | Lens culinaris Medik., a self-pollinated diploid (2n=14 chromosomes), has a relatively large genome size of approximately 4Gb. Lentils have been grown predominantly for human consumption. They are an excellent source of protein. Some authors consider them to be an ancient legume. Seed colors range from yellow to red-orange to green, brown and black. |
Unigene/ESTs
| Analysis | No. of ESTs | No. of Contigs | No. of Singlets | No. of Unigenes | Sequence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lens culinaris unigene v1 | 9513 | 961 | 3092 | 4053 | Browse |
| Homology | |
|---|---|
| Number (%) of Unigenes with a Match in Swiss-Prot Database View as HTML | Download Excel Spreadsheet | Search |
2774 (68%) |
| Number (%) of Unigenes with a Match in TrEMBL Database View as HTML | Download Excel Spreadsheet | Search |
3637 (90%) |
| Number (%) of Unigenes with a Match in TAIR (Arabidoposis) Database View as HTML | Download Excel Spreadsheet | Search |
3489 (86%) |