H. Tsekhmister, E. Kopilov, O. Nadkernychna, A. Kyslynska
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摘要
目标研究甜瓜502菌株的亲缘关系,研究黄瓜植株对甜瓜502菌株品种的敏感性。方法。使用酶解缓冲液提取DNA。PCR按照White等人的方案(1990)进行。通过在自动毛细管测序仪Applied Biosystems ABI Prism 3130上测序来测定获得的PCR产物。使用BLAST分析将甜瓜P.melonis菌株502的基因5.8S rRNA的序列与来自GenBank数据库的序列进行比较。采用邻域连接法进行物理成因分析。进化距离用Jukes&Cantor方法估计。在MEGA7中进行进化分析。在人工感染背景(AIB)的营养实验中,通过将真菌P.melonis菌株502的感染物质引入土壤中,测定了黄瓜植株的敏感性。感染性物质以每1g土壤5万CFU/的速率引入。在AIB上培养植物14天后评估对根系的损害。估计疾病严重程度指数(DSI)以确定所调查品种的总体敏感性。收到DSI的品种
Phylogeny of Plectosphaerella melonis strain 502 and varietal sensitivity of cucumber plants
Aim. To investigate the phylogenetic relations of P. melonis strain 502 and to study the varietal sensitivity of cu- cumber plants to P. melonis strain 502. Methods. DNA was extracted using the enzymatic lysis buffer. The PCR was conducted following White et al. protocol (1990). The obtained PCR-products were determined by sequencing on the automatic capillary sequencer Applied Biosystems ABI Prism 3130. The sequence of the gene 5.8S rRNA of P. melonis strain 502 was compared to the sequences from the GenBank database using the BLAST analysis. The phy- logenetic analysis was conducted by the neighbor-joining method. The evolutionary distances were estimated by the method of Jukes & Cantor. The evolutionary analysis was conducted in MEGA7. The sensitivity of cucumber plants was determined during a vegetative experiment with artificial infection background (AIB), created by introducing the infectious material of fungus P. melonis strain 502 into the soil. The infectious material was introduced at a rate of 50 thousand CFU/per 1 g of soil. The damage to the root system was assessed after 14 days of cultivating plants on the AIB. The disease severity index (DSI) was estimated to determine the general sensitivity of the investigated varieties. The varieties, which received DSI