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Plant datasets used for demographic inference in the "plants versus animals" comparison. Each archive corresponds to a genus, with the exception of Howea and Linospadix, which are treated as a single dataset. These archives contain at least one "genus_populations.fasta" file corresponding to the individual genotypes used for inferences. Where required, there is also a "genus_reference.fasta" file corresponding to the reference used for read mapping. All references used are coding sequences (CDS).

update since v1.0: addition of auxliaires tables containing 1. the list of plant data used 2. the origin of the reference coding regions (for mapping from sequencing technologies other than RAD-seq) 3. the results of the demographic inferences