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The first chromosome‐scale assemblies for North American members of the genus, sugar maple () and boxelder (), as well as transcriptomic evaluation of the abiotic stress response in are reported. This integrated study describes in‐depth aspects contributing to each species' approach to tolerance and applies current knowledge in many areas of plant genome biology with physiology to help convey the genomic complexities underlying tolerance in broadleaf tree species.

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