Genetic relationships among Pistacia species using AFLP markers
Genetic relationships among Pistacia species using AFLP markers
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DOI:
10.1007/s00606-008-0117-9
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发表时间:
2009-04
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1.9
通讯作者:
H. Karimi;S. Kafkas;Z. Zamani;A. Ebadi;Mohamad Reza Fatahi Moghadam
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作者:
H. Karimi;S. Kafkas;Z. Zamani;A. Ebadi;Mohamad Reza Fatahi Moghadam
This study addresses the phylogenetic relationship betweenPistaciaspecies by amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP). The plant materials of this study consisted of a total of 44 accessions belonging toP. vera,P. eurycarpa,P. khinjuk, all subspecies ofP. atlantica(atlantica,mutica,kurdicaandcabulica), three unknown genotypes and three accessions, proposed to be hybrid fromP. eurycarpa×P. atlantica.The accessions were from Iran, Turkey, USA and Syria. Six AFLP primer combinations produced a total of 475 fragments, with average of 79.16 fragments per primer pair, of which, 336 bands were polymorphic. Unweighted pair group method based on arithmetic average (UPGMA) analysis was performed on jaccard’s similarity coefficient matrix and also average similarity of each species. According to the results, two main clusters were developed andP. vera,P. eurycarpa,P. atlantica(subsp.atlantica,kurdica,mutica,cabulica) and the hybrid genotypes located in the first main cluster.P. khinjukaccessions from Iran and USA localized in second main cluster. The hybrid accessions located betweeneurycarpaandatlanticaspecies and their hybrid nature between these two species were confirmed. One of the unknown accessions clustered with the hybrid ones and the two other were grouped closely withP. Khinjuk. According to this study, the closest species toP. verawas Eurycarpa group, followed byP. atlantica. UPGMA analysis separatedP. atlanticasubsp.muticaandcabulicafromP. atlanticaandP. eurycarpa. Subspeciesmuticaandcabulicawere two closest genotypes; hence,P. atlanticasubsp.muticacould be classified as a distinct species asP. muticaand thecabulicaas a subspecies ofP. mutica. This study revealed thatP. eurycarpais synonym forP. atlanticasubsp.kurdicaand should be considered distinct fromP. atlantica; however,P. atlanticashowed a closer genetic similarity toP. eurycarpathan the other species.