Complete chloroplast genome and phylogenetic analysis of Anemone shikokiana
Complete chloroplast genome and phylogenetic analysis of Anemone shikokiana
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DOI:
10.1007/s11033-022-08204-4
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发表时间:
2022-12
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
K. An;Chunxia Zhou;Lei Feng;Qing Zhang;Yujuan Pang;Lixia Li;F. Bian
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作者:
K. An;Chunxia Zhou;Lei Feng;Qing Zhang;Yujuan Pang;Lixia Li;F. Bian
BackgroundAnemone shikokiana(Makino) Makino, disjunctly distributed in Shandong Peninsula of China and Shikoku Island of Japan, is a rare and endangered species. To provide genetic information and understand its phylogeny, we conducted research on the chloroplast (cp) genome ofA. shikokiana.Methods and resultsThe complete cp genome sequence ofA. shikokianawas constructed in this study. The results showed that the cp genome ofA. shikokianahas a typical quadripartite cyclic with a total length of 159,286 bp. In total, 111 unique genes were identified, including 78 protein-coding genes, 29 tRNA-coding genes and 4 rRNA-coding genes. A total of 37 long repeat sequences and 67 microsatellites were found in this cp genome. The cp genome ofA. shikokianawas compared with eleven otherAnemonecp genomes available from the Genbank database. We found some variations among the different genomes, especially in the LSC and SSC regions, and identified some regions as potential molecular markers such asycf1,ndhE,ndhD,ndhF-trnL,ndhAandndhF. The results of phylogenetic analysis suggested thatA. narcissiflorawas the closest relative ofA. shikokiana.ConclusionsThe results filled the gap of cp genome sequence information ofA. shikokiana, laying the foundation to explore the evolutionary relationships ofA. shikokianain future studies. It provided a valuable genetic resource for the molecular identification and phylogenetic study ofAnemone.