Genome

Heliothis virescens (tobacco budworm) Heliothis virescens is an economically important pest commonly known as the tobacco budworm Lineage: Eukaryota[11629]; Metazoa[5510]; Ecdysozoa[2405]; Arthropoda[2236]; Hexapoda[2063]; Insecta[2011]; Pterygota[2009]; Neoptera[1997]; Endopterygota[1852]; Lepidoptera[981]; Glossata[978]; Ditrysia[975]; Noctuoidea[126]; Noctuidae[91]; Heliothinae[4]; Heliothis[2]; Heliothis virescens[1]

Heliothis virescens is an economically important insect pest commonly known as the tobacco budworm. The tobacco budworm is principally a field crop pest, most frequently attacking such crops as tobacco, cotton, alfalfa and soybean. Study of the insect's genome will allow identification of new targets in the search for insecticidal compounds for more selective crop protection controls.

Summary Submitter: Western Sydney University Assembly level:  Scaffold Assembly: GCA_002382865.2 ASM238286v2 scaffolds: 614 contigs: 31,608 N50: 19,692 L50: 5,585 BioProjects: PRJNA379496 Whole Genome Shotgun (WGS):  INSDC: NWSH00000000.2 Statistics:  total length (Mb): 404.004  GC%: 33.2 Replicon Info Loc Type Name RefSeq INSDC Size (Mb) GC% Un - . - 404 33.2 Chromosomes External Resources Genome News Network