Comparison of DNA restriction fragment length polymorphisms of Nostoc strains in and from cycads.

Comparison of DNA restriction fragment length polymorphisms of Nostoc strains in and from cycads.
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苏铁植物发菜菌株 DNA 限制性片段长度多态性的比较。

DOI:
10.1007/bf00447006
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发表时间:
1989
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
Nierzwicki-Bauer,SA
Nierzwicki-Bauer,SA
中科院分区:
生物学4区
文献类型:
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作者:
Lindblad,P;Haselkorn,R;Bergman,B;Nierzwicki-Bauer,SA

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DNA was prepared from cyanobacteria freshly isolated from coralloid roots of natural populations of five cycad species:Ceratozamia mexicana mexicana(Mexico),C. mexicana robusta(Mexico),Dioon spinulosum(Mexico),Zamia furfuraceae(Mexico) andZ. skinneri(Costa Rica). Using the Southern blot technique and clonedAnabaenaPCC 7120nifK andglnA genes as probes, restriction fragment length polymorphisms of these cyanobacterial symbionts were compared. The five cyanobacterial preparations showed differences in the sizes of their DNA fragments hybridizing with both probes, indicating that different cyanobacterial species and/or strains were in the symbiotic associations. On the other hand, a similar comparison of cyanobacteria freshly collected from a singleEncephalartos altensteiniicoralloid root and from three independently subcultured isolates from the same coralloid root revealed that these were likely to be one and the same organism. Moreover, the complexity of restriction patterns shows that a mixture ofNostocstrains can associate with a single cycad species although a single cyanobacterial strain can predominate in the root of a single cycad plant. Thus, a wide range ofNostocstrains appear to associate with the coralloid roots of cycads.