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Non-coding RNA (ncRNA) is abundant in plant genomes, but is poorly described with unknown functionality in most species. Using whole genome RNA sequencing, we identified 1885, 1910 and 1299 lncRNAs and 186, 157 and 161 miRNAs at the whole genome level in the three  Brassica  species  B .  napus ,  B .  oleracea  and  B .  rapa , respectively. The lncRNA sequences were divergent between the three  Brassica  species. One quarter of lncRNAs were located in tandem repeat (TR) region. The expression of both lncRNAs and miRNAs was strongly biased towards the A rather than the C subgenome in  B .  napus , unlike mRNA expression. miRNAs in genic regions had higher average expression than miRNAs in non-genic regions in  B .  napus  and  B .  oleracea . We provide a comprehensive reference for the distribution, functionality and interactions of lncRNAs and miRNAs in  Brassica .

Genome-wide identification, putative functionality and interactions between lncRNAs and miRNAs in Brassica species