Steven B. Cannon

This study uses genome sequences from Cercis canadensis and Chamaecrista fasciculata to infer legume genome structures and histories, including the timing of whole genome duplications and the ancestral karyotype.

This paper presents an updated soybean genome assembly (Wm82.a6) and compares it with other assemblies and Fiskeby III, revealing genomic heterogeneity and polymorphisms.

The paper resolves conflicting phylogenetic relationships in legumes by identifying independent whole genome duplications in six subfamilies, with evidence of ancient hybridization in three.

CAPG improves genotyping of allopolyploids by explicitly weighting read alignments against subgenomic references, reducing false heterozygous calls in whole genome sequencing data.

This study identifies SNPs and their interactions associated with fatty acid composition in peanut, revealing pleiotropy and epistasis in genetic control.

This study compares genomic prediction methods for ordinal traits like IDC tolerance, finding that Random Forest provides the best decision metrics for breeding decisions.

The paper genotypes a peanut core collection, identifies genetic clusters, and links them to botanical varieties and biogeography.

This paper introduces a sequence-pair-classification method to detect and correct under-clustering in gene families, showing effectiveness on yeast and legume datasets.

This study presents a high-quality genome assembly of cowpea, identifies genomic features, and discovers a chromosomal inversion linked to Striga resistance.