Genome version number
Our team is assembling a genome of a plant species. Is there any rules to give the assembly a particular version number for e.g. v 0.8 or 1.0. The genome will represent ~85% of the estimated genome size and >75% of complete CEGs. Thanks in advance.
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This post summarizes NCBI's definitions of different levels of assembly. You could call yours v.1.0, if you have ~ chromosome level assembly.