Morphological and genetic diversity analysis among three populations of clam Lutraria siebaldii in coastal Guangxi and Guangdong provinces
Morphological and genetic diversity analysis among three populations of clam Lutraria siebaldii in coastal Guangxi and Guangdong provinces
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2011
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Qin Zhi-biao
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Qin Zhi-biao
The random amplified polymorphic DNA(RAPD) technique and the morphological variation analysis were used to evaluate population genetics among three wild populations of clam Lutraria siebaldii in coastal Guangxi and Guangdong provinces and one population Lutraria maxima in coastal Vietnam.A total of 428 scorable markers were amplified from 20 RAPD primers in 145 samples from different populations of Lutraria siebaldii and Lutraria maxima,ranging from 125 to 5 000 bp in size,and the number of the scorable bands for each primer varied from 6 to 17,with the average polymorphic band proportion of 84.5%.The mean percent of polymorphic loci in four populations were ranged from 76.1% to 91.9% with genetic distance from 0.1321 to 0.2441 among individuals.The cluster analysis according to their genetic distances,first Zhanjiang,Beihai and Fangcheng populations,and then with Vietnam population,revealed that the 3 wild populations of Lutraria siebaldii were distinguished by 8 primers.The morphological variations showed that the samples from Zhanjiang,Beihai and Fangcheng populations were rather similar in morphology,whereas Vietnam population differed greatly from the other populations in morphology,indicating that these clams were divided into different species.In the principal component analysis,the contributory ratio of the three principal components was 49.13%,17.18% and 14.02%,respectively,and the cumulative contributory ratio was 80.33%.The discrimination functions of the four populations were set up,the discrimination accuracy being 88.9%~100.0% for P1 and 86.7%~ 100.0% for P2,the integrative discrimination accuracy being 95.9%.The resource of Lutraria siebaldii was found in good condition with high genetic variation and Lutraria siebaldii had good culture prospects.