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Cephus cinctus

Overview

Cephus cinctus, also known as wheat stem sawfly, is a slow flying, yellow and black colored, destructive pest found mainly in western North America. The adult fly grows to a length of 7 to 12 mm. Males are considerably smaller than females. However, they are delicate and short lived. The species has a wide host range that includes all large-stemmed grasses except oats, Avena sativa L. It is known as a chronic pest in Northern Great Plains of the United States and also an important pest of wheat in the Canadian Prairies. The species is distributed widely in various regions of the USA and Canada.

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Assembly Information

Analysis Name
Cephus cinctus genome assembly Ccin1 (GCF_000341935.1)
Software
SOAPdenovo (v. 2.04)
Source
SAMN02905554
Date performed
2014-07-09
Materials & Methods
not available

Assembly Metrics

Contig N50
Scaffold N50
622163
GC Content
41.34

Data Files

NameLast modifiedSize
folder-parentParent Directory
folderCcin12020-05-16 03:49
folderCurrent Genome Assembly2020-05-16 03:49
folderGCF_000341935.12016-11-02 21:10