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Genetic Diversity of Sapindus mukorossi Natural Populations in China Based on ISSR / 无患子天然居群遗传多样性研究
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Journal Article
Genetic Diversity of Sapindus mukorossi Natural Populations in China Based on ISSR / 无患子天然居群遗传多样性研究
2016
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[Objective]To reveal the genetic diversity and genetic structure in natural populations of Sapindus mukorossi. [Method]The genetic diversity and genetic structure of 265 S. mukorossi individuals sampled from 18 natural populations distributed in China were examined using fifteen inter-simple sequence repeat (ISSR) markers primers. [Result]The percentages of polymorphic bands (PPB) at the species and population level were 95.37% and 57.82%, respectively. The Shannon's indexes (I) of phenotypic diversity at the species and population level were 0.256 9 and 0.199 8, respectively, and Nei's genetic diversities (H) at the species and population level were 0.390 9 and 0.298 0, respectively. These results indicated that S. mukorossi contains relatively high levels of genetic diversity. There was genetic differentiation among the 18 populations to a certain level (GST: 0.233 7; FST: 22.22%; AMOVA genetic differentiation: 24.74%), and most of the genetic differentiation occurred within populations. The UPGMA clusterin
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Chinese Academy of Forestry
