The term "sequenced plant genomes" can be replaced with various synonymous phrases depending on the context. For instance, "decoded plant DNA" highlights the process of genetic decoding to determine the molecular makeup of the plant. "Genetically mapped plant species" refers to the process of constructing a genetic map of the plant genome. "Annotated plant genome" emphasizes the systematic identification and documentation of genes and their functions in the plant genome. "Fully characterized plant genome" refers to the detailed information available about a plant's genetic blueprint, including all its genes and regulatory elements. These synonyms allow for a more diverse vocabulary when discussing the molecular biology of plants.