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Dissertation Research: Dispersal, Breeding Patterns, and Genetic Structure of an Epiphytic Orchid

Dissertation Research: Dispersal, Breeding Patterns, and Genetic Structure of an Epiphytic Orchid
论文研究:附生兰花的传播、繁殖模式和遗传结构
批准号:
0104598
负责人:
James Hamrick
金额:
$1.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2001
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2001-07-15 至 2003-06-30

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Hamrick0104598在植物中,基因移动是通过花粉或种子介导的。 在大多数开花植物中,花粉可能比种子传播更远的距离。 然而,兰花能够进行相当长距离的种子传播,而花粉流仅限于传粉者的运动范围。花粉和种子传播对遗传变异总体分配的相对贡献是什么? 在受干扰的栖息地中发生了多少基因移动,这种移动的空间尺度是什么? 为了解决这些问题,遗传多样性的分布在新热带,附生兰花,Laelia rubescens,将在多个空间尺度上使用双亲遗传的核标记(等位酶)和母系遗传的叶绿体序列标记进行检查。遗传多样性对物种的长期生存至关重要,特别是在日益普遍的破碎和干扰景观中。 它增加了一个物种在环境波动和自然灾害中生存的可能性,这些波动和自然灾害总是随着时间的推移而发生。通过更好地了解花粉和种子传播如何影响这种兰花的遗传多样性分布,将深入了解森林破碎化如何影响遗传活力,以及具有长距离种子传播能力的物种如何保护遗传变异,从而促进其在高度干扰的栖息地中的长期生存。
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Hamrick0104598In plants, gene movement is mediated either via pollen or seeds. In most flowering plants, pollen can potentially travel much greater distances than seeds. Orchids, however, are capable of considerable long-distance seed dispersal while pollen flow is limited to the range of pollinator movement. What is the relative contribution of pollen and seed dispersal to overall partitioning of genetic variation? How much gene movement occurs in disturbed habitats and what is the spatial scale of that movement? To address these questions, the distribution of genetic diversity in the neotropical, epiphytic orchid, Laelia rubescens, will be examined at multiple spatial scales using biparentally inherited nuclear markers (allozymes) and maternally inherited chloroplast sequence markers. Genetic diversity is crucial for the long-tern survival of species, particularly in fragmented and disturbed landscapes which are becoming increasingly ubiquitous. It increases the likelihood that a species can survive environmental fluctuations and natural catastrophes that invariably occur over time. By better understanding how pollen and seed dispersal impact the distribution of genetic diversity in this orchid, insights will be gained into how forest fragmentation influences genetic viability and how species with long-distance seed dispersal capabilities may preserve genetic variation and thereby facilitate their long-term survival in highly disturbed habitats.
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