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Purpleblow maple (Acer truncatum Bunge, 2n = 2x = 26) is a diploid monoecious tree species of the family Aceraceae. It is a versatile oil-producing woody tree that is a native species widely distributed in northern China, Korea, and Japan, but it has also been identified in Europe and North America. It's leaves are used to produce health-promoting tea and folk medicines for treating cerebrovascular diseases and angina pectoris (Ma et al., 2005) because of their substantial abundance in tannins, flavonoids, and chlorogenic acid (Ma et al., 2020).
| Genus | Acer |
| Scientific Name | Acer truncatum |
| Chromosome Number | 13 |
| Genome Size | 633.28 Mb |
| Gene Number | 28,438 |
| CDS Number | 28,438 |
| Download Genome | Acer_truncatum.genome.fasta |
| Download GFF3 File | Acer_truncatum.genome.gff3 |
| Download exon Sequence | Acer_truncatum.mRNA.fasta |
| Download CDS Sequence | Acer_truncatum.cds.fasta |
| Download Protein Sequence | Acer_truncatum.pep.fasta |
| Download Promoter Sequence | Acer_truncatum.promoter.fasta |