Rutwik Barmukh

Abstract Mung bean (Vigna radiata) is a globally important legume crop valued for its short growing cycle, nitrogen-fixing capacity and high nutritional value, particularly in developing countries. Here we report a comprehensive graph-based pan-genome assembled from 11 genetically diverse global accessions. The framework captures 75,268 gene families (50.86% core, 35.19% dispensable and 13.95% private) and 66,862 nonredundant structural variants.

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Introduction Professor Rajeev Kumar Varshney (Box 1, Figure 1), popularly known by his colleagues as the “Genomics Guru”, is globally recognized leader for his work on genome sequencing, harnessing genetic diversity, genomics-assisted breeding, seed systems, and capacity building in developing countries (Figure 2).