INVESTIGATION OF THE GENETIC STRUCTURE OF SOME ANATOLIAN Achillea L. (ANTHEMIDEAE, ASTERACEAE) POPULATIONS USING THE ISSR MARKERS

Due to high level of hybridization and polyploidy, the perennial and allogamic Achillea L. genus with a complex phyletic structure has about 142 species widely distributed over in the Northern Hemisphere. The genus is widely distributed in Turkey with 48 species half of which are endemic. The gene a...

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Main Author: Efkan Bağda
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Published: Trakya University 2018-04-01
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description Due to high level of hybridization and polyploidy, the perennial and allogamic Achillea L. genus with a complex phyletic structure has about 142 species widely distributed over in the Northern Hemisphere. The genus is widely distributed in Turkey with 48 species half of which are endemic. The gene and diversification center of the Santolinoideae section including 18 endemic species is thought to be in Anatolia. There exist no comprehensive molecular phylogenetic study on Achillea whose morphological revision in Turkey was completed in 2006. In the study, phylogenetic analyzes were performed using 10 different oligonucleotides for amplification of ISSR bands based on 74 samples of 18 species from 3 sections of Achillea genus. All the oligonucleotides analyzed were found to be polymorphic. The total number of loci is 135 and 44 (33%) of them are parsimony informative. Serious topological differences showing that Achillea taxa include both monophyletic and polyphyletic lineages were revealed in phylogenetic trees obtained under UPGMA, MP and BI methods. Sections were not clearly separated in trees with clear species separations. The results of UPGMA and MP analyses showed that A. vermicularis Trin. was placed as the outgroup while A. sipirokorensis Hausskn. amp; Bornm. and A. sintenisii Hub.-Mor. formed the outgroup together in Bayesian Inference analysis (BI). The obtained clusters of PCA based on binary genetic distance values were consistent with the result of BI analysis. Molecular variation analysis showed that almost all of the molecular variation was completely resulted from variations within populations.
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spelling doaj.art-f2b79df9cfdd44728c0d0c58486a6b882023-11-08T07:27:57ZengTrakya UniversityTrakya University Journal of Natural Sciences2528-96912018-04-0119111010.23902/trkjnat.34653769INVESTIGATION OF THE GENETIC STRUCTURE OF SOME ANATOLIAN Achillea L. (ANTHEMIDEAE, ASTERACEAE) POPULATIONS USING THE ISSR MARKERSEfkan BağdaDue to high level of hybridization and polyploidy, the perennial and allogamic Achillea L. genus with a complex phyletic structure has about 142 species widely distributed over in the Northern Hemisphere. The genus is widely distributed in Turkey with 48 species half of which are endemic. The gene and diversification center of the Santolinoideae section including 18 endemic species is thought to be in Anatolia. There exist no comprehensive molecular phylogenetic study on Achillea whose morphological revision in Turkey was completed in 2006. In the study, phylogenetic analyzes were performed using 10 different oligonucleotides for amplification of ISSR bands based on 74 samples of 18 species from 3 sections of Achillea genus. All the oligonucleotides analyzed were found to be polymorphic. The total number of loci is 135 and 44 (33%) of them are parsimony informative. Serious topological differences showing that Achillea taxa include both monophyletic and polyphyletic lineages were revealed in phylogenetic trees obtained under UPGMA, MP and BI methods. Sections were not clearly separated in trees with clear species separations. The results of UPGMA and MP analyses showed that A. vermicularis Trin. was placed as the outgroup while A. sipirokorensis Hausskn. amp; Bornm. and A. sintenisii Hub.-Mor. formed the outgroup together in Bayesian Inference analysis (BI). The obtained clusters of PCA based on binary genetic distance values were consistent with the result of BI analysis. Molecular variation analysis showed that almost all of the molecular variation was completely resulted from variations within populations.https://dergipark.org.tr/en/download/article-file/378601achilleaissrmolecular phylogenyturkey
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INVESTIGATION OF THE GENETIC STRUCTURE OF SOME ANATOLIAN Achillea L. (ANTHEMIDEAE, ASTERACEAE) POPULATIONS USING THE ISSR MARKERS
Trakya University Journal of Natural Sciences
achillea
issr
molecular phylogeny
turkey
title INVESTIGATION OF THE GENETIC STRUCTURE OF SOME ANATOLIAN Achillea L. (ANTHEMIDEAE, ASTERACEAE) POPULATIONS USING THE ISSR MARKERS
title_full INVESTIGATION OF THE GENETIC STRUCTURE OF SOME ANATOLIAN Achillea L. (ANTHEMIDEAE, ASTERACEAE) POPULATIONS USING THE ISSR MARKERS
title_fullStr INVESTIGATION OF THE GENETIC STRUCTURE OF SOME ANATOLIAN Achillea L. (ANTHEMIDEAE, ASTERACEAE) POPULATIONS USING THE ISSR MARKERS
title_full_unstemmed INVESTIGATION OF THE GENETIC STRUCTURE OF SOME ANATOLIAN Achillea L. (ANTHEMIDEAE, ASTERACEAE) POPULATIONS USING THE ISSR MARKERS
title_short INVESTIGATION OF THE GENETIC STRUCTURE OF SOME ANATOLIAN Achillea L. (ANTHEMIDEAE, ASTERACEAE) POPULATIONS USING THE ISSR MARKERS
title_sort investigation of the genetic structure of some anatolian achillea l anthemideae asteraceae populations using the issr markers
topic achillea
issr
molecular phylogeny
turkey
url https://dergipark.org.tr/en/download/article-file/378601
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