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induce the production of the hairy root through the transformation of plant genomes. In this article, we executed the transcriptome of through RNA-sequencing. RNA-sequencing of generated a total of 2.6 Gb raw data with a 75 bp paired-end sequence. The raw data has been submitted to the SRA database of NCBI with accession number SRR5641651. Reads were generated 2946 unigenes and all unigenes were annotated in the database. The length of transcripts ranged from 90 to 6369 bp, with a median transcript length of 968. The transcripts were annotated through the number of databases to obtain information about SSRs, SNPs, Gene Ontology, Transcription factors, and pathways analysis .
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