Sorghum bicolor (also called sorghum or sorghum millet) is a cereal crop that is not only suitable for consumption, but is also used as a biofuel and potential cellulose feedstock.
Sorghum bicolor originated in Africa and is grown as a forage grass there as well as in America, Asia and Europe in drier, warm and temperate climates.
In agReg-SNPdb, we store 34,023 genes and 8,081,051 SNPs.
Statistics
(Last updated on 08.02.2022)
Number of chromosomes
10
Number of genes
34,023
Number of SNPs
8,081,051
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