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The plant mitochondrial genome is highly recombinogenic, and rearrangements often occur in tissue culture conditions, during wide hybridization events, or as spontaneous events. Mitochondrial genomic rearrangement is often detected as the induction or loss of cytoplasmic male sterility (CMS). A
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