Supplemental Fig. 1. Type-specific distribution of GO terms (GOSlim, Biological Processes, Cellular Component, Molecular Function assigned to each type.

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Supplemental Fig. 1. Type-specific distribution of GO terms (GOSlim, Biological Processes, Cellular Component, Molecular Function assigned to each type of unigene dataset sequences Caprifig Common fig Biological Processes Cellular Component Molecular Function

Supplemental Table 1. Sequence of the primers used in the type-specific RT-PCR studies

Supplemental Table 2. Sequence of the primers used in the MADS-related RT-PCR studies

Supplemental Table 3. The 20 most prevalent caprifig-specific transcripts Mapped reads means the number of uncorrected EST counts

Supplemental Table 4. The 20 most prevalent common fig-specific transcripts Mapped reads means the number of uncorrected EST counts