Farzaneh Habibi, Sergei L Mosyakin, Oleksandr I Shynder, Karol Krak, Dijana Čortan, Gabrielle A Filippi, Bohumil Mandák
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摘要
2020年,S. Mosyakin和B. Mandák报道了Chenopodium album aggregate中的一个新种C. ucrainicum。对该物种的描述主要基于其独特的形态特征。本研究旨在结合核学、细胞学、分子和分布等方面的信息,提高我们对乌克兰弧菌的认识。结果表明,C. ucrainicum与具有BB亚基因组的C. ficifolium和C. suecicum亲缘关系较近。它具有相同的二倍体染色体数目(2n = 2x = 18),具有非常相似的基因组大小(平均值±SD, 1.865±0.026 pg),并与具有亚基因组组合“BBDD”的多倍体物种包括在同一个单倍群中。然而,C. ucrainicum的单倍型是独特的,并且没有与任何已知的近缘物种共享,这表明该物种与其他相关分类群有很好的区分。RAD-seq数据也得到了类似的结果。这一发现具有特别重要的意义,因为具有“BB”基因组的物种在几个异源多倍体分类群的进化中发挥了不可或缺的作用,其中一些是广泛分布的杂草(C. album s.s, C. berlandieri)或经济上重要的物种(C. quinoa)。在形态上,最接近的物种仍然是C. suecicum,然而,这是非常好的遗传分化。
Chenopodium ucrainicum (Amaranthaceae), a new ‘BB’ genome diploid species: karyological, cytological, and molecular evidence
Abstract In 2020, S. Mosyakin and B. Mandák described a new species from the Chenopodium album aggregate, C. ucrainicum. The description of the species was based mainly on its distinct morphological characters. This study aims to improve our understanding of C. ucrainicum by combining karyological, cytological, molecular, and distribution information. All analyses demonstrated that C. ucrainicum is closely related to C. ficifolium and C. suecicum, the species with the ‘BB’ subgenome. It has the same diploid number of chromosomes (2n = 2x = 18), has very similar genome size (mean ± SD, 1.865 ± 0.026 pg), and is included in the same haplogroup together with polyploid species with the subgenome combination ‘BBDD’. Nevertheless, the haplotype of C. ucrainicum is unique and is not shared with any known closely related species, indicating that the species is very well delimited from other related taxa. A similar result was obtained by RAD-seq data. This finding is particularly significant because species with the ‘BB’ genome played an integral part in the evolution of several allopolyploid taxa, some of which are widespread weeds (C. album s.s., C. berlandieri) or economically important species (C. quinoa). Morphologically, the closest species remains C. suecicum, which is, however, very well genetically differentiated.
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The Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society publishes original papers on systematic and evolutionary botany and comparative studies of both living and fossil plants. Review papers are also welcomed which integrate fields such as cytology, morphogenesis, palynology and phytochemistry into a taxonomic framework. The Journal will only publish new taxa in exceptional circumstances or as part of larger monographic or phylogenetic revisions.