Correction to Development and characterization of microsatellite primers in the federally endangered Astragalus bibullatus (Fabaceae)

IF 2.7 3区生物学 Q2 PLANT SCIENCES

Applications in Plant Sciences Pub Date : 2023-12-05 DOI:10.1002/aps3.11555

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Morris, A. B., C. Scalf, A. Burleyson, L. T. Johnson, and K. Trostel. 2016. Development and characterization of microsatellite primers in the federally endangered Astragalus bibullatus (Fabaceae). Applications in Plant Sciences 4(4): e1500126.

In Table 1, the reverse primer sequences for loci Abib051, Abib156, and Abib170 were incorrect. Table 1 is provided here with the corrected sequences shown in boldface.

We apologize for this error.

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联邦濒危植物黄芪(豆科)微卫星引物的发育与鉴定的修正

Morris, a.b.， C. Scalf, A. Burleyson, l.t. Johnson和K. Trostel. 2016。联邦濒危植物黄芪(豆科)微卫星引物的开发与鉴定。植物科学应用4(4):e1500126。在表1中，Abib051、Abib156和Abib170位点的反向引物序列错误。表1给出了更正后的序列，以黑体字显示。我们为这个错误道歉。表1。联邦濒危豆科植物黄芪核微卫星新位点的研究。LocusPrimer序列(5′-3′)重复motifAllele大小(bp)Abib028F: accagcgaatagtgcttc5411abib051f: agtctgtacatgggaactcaacr: agagagaggaacacacr: agagaggaacacacacg (AAC) 6170kt905411abib059f: catttcaggggagaacacacggg: gatgagttggaagagagagacacggg (AAC)7342KT905413Abib083F: aatatcctctccccatccatccatcr: ctcaactctgccccatccatccatcr: ttccttcacttccgccatatatg (AAG) 5343kt905415abib093f: agatccaaagtttgcaatatccatccatcr: ttccttcacttccgccatatatg (AG)8186KT905416Abib095F: CAGGCATGCAAATGGGATAATTGR:taatcacattctcatgcacgc (AG)9215KT905417Abib113F: ctctctctcgaatcatcatcccr: ctctctcgaatcatcatcccr: ctctctcgaatcatcatcccr: ctctctcgaatcatcatcccr: ctctctcgaatcatcatcccr: ctctctcgaatcatcccccr: ctctctcgaacctaccaccgccccccccccggccaggtgtgtgtgagaggtgctttgtcaagg (AGG)6267KT905419Abib152F: tgctaccatatggccactaggr: tgctttgtgtgctttgtgcaaagg (AG) 6212KT905421Abib170F: atttgtcacctttccttggatgatgggaag (AAC)5350KT905422

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