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Scientia Silvae Sinicae ›› 2014, Vol. 50 ›› Issue (12): 47-55.doi: 10.11707/j.1001-7488.20141207

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Genetic Diversity and Evolutionary Relationship of Juglans regia Wild and Domesticated Populations in Qinling Mountains Based on nrDNA ITS Sequences

Hu Yiheng1, Dang Meng1, Zhang Tian1, Luo Guichun1, Xia Hailong1, Zhou Huijuan1, Hu Dongfeng2, He Liang3, Ma Zhenhua4, Zhao Peng1   

  1. 1. Key Laboratory of Resource Biology and Biotechnology in Western China of Ministry of Education College of Life Sciences, Northwest University Xi'an 710069;
    2. Shaanxi Environmental Monitoring Station Xi'an 710054;
    3. Xi'an Environmental Monitoring Station Xi'an 710054;
    4. Northwest Institute of Forest Inventory, Planning and Design, State Forestry Administration Xi'an 710048
  • Received:2014-05-20 Revised:2014-09-01 Online:2014-12-25 Published:2015-01-08

Abstract:

A total of 359 rDNA ITS sequences were used to study the genetic diversity, population genetic structure and the geographical distribution of haplotype patterns of Juglans regia wild and domesticated populations. The results showed that: based on ITS sequences, 18 haplotypes were found in 29 populations. Nueleotide diversity (π) at species level was 0.005 5,and haplotype diversity(Hd)was 0.274. The haplotype diversity was from 0 to 0.679 in different populations. The gene flow (Nm=48.62) was fairly strong between wild and domesticated populations. Haplotype of network showed that haplotype 7 and haplotype 14 were relatively original in this study. Also, haplotype 7 and haplotype 14 were shared among different populations in wild and domesticated populations. The results of Neutrality test and mismatch distribution analysis showed that common walnut trees have not been expanded in recent history. The result of AMOVA depended on ITS showed that genetic variation of J. regia mainly occurred within wild populations, GST was 0.067. The maximum likelihood (ML) tree and neighbor-joining (NJ) tree showed all haplotypes and populations were divided into two clusters.

Key words: Juglans regia, Qinling Mountains, population genetic structure, ITS sequence, gene flow

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