It is very important to select and identify superior Xanthoceras sorbifolia Bge. trees for purposes of breeding and exploration. For our study, we selected superior X. sorbifolia trees using RAPD （random amplificatio...It is very important to select and identify superior Xanthoceras sorbifolia Bge. trees for purposes of breeding and exploration. For our study, we selected superior X. sorbifolia trees using RAPD （random amplification of polymorphic DNA） technology. The results show that certain specific amplification bands emerged with significantly different frequencies between superior and non-superior trees. The 1400-bp band of No. 2121 primer emerged in the superior trees at a frequency 2.4 times that of the non-superior trees and the 600-bp band of No. 2153 primer in the non-superior trees at a frequency 2.5 times that of the superior trees There were very significant differences between the superior and non-superior trees. The frequency of the 1600-bp band of No. 1161 primer was the same in both kinds of trees, but significant differences were observed in point frequency （the frequency of the superior trees is 1,4 times that of the non-superior trees）. These bands can be used as important targets to distinguish between superior and non-superior trees. The use of a combination of amplified bands simultaneously can play a guiding role in the selection of superior X. sorbifolia trees.展开更多
In the present study, the genetic distances between 85 superior clones from seven natural populations of Pinus kesiya var. langbianensis were analyzed by RAPD-PCR assays, and then, a UPGMA cluster diagram was establis...In the present study, the genetic distances between 85 superior clones from seven natural populations of Pinus kesiya var. langbianensis were analyzed by RAPD-PCR assays, and then, a UPGMA cluster diagram was established based on the genetic distances to reveal their genetic relationship. In addition, specific markers of elite clones were identified by carefully comparing the fingerprints of the 85 clones. The results showed that the 85 P. kesiya clones were divided into three groups at a genetic distance of 0.59. Two specific markers that were able to distinguish some elite clones from others were identified. The results may provide a molecular basis for the identification and selection of elite clones of Pinus kesiya var. langbianensis.展开更多
基金supported by a Project of the State Forestry Administration and the PetroChina Company Limited Lin-you Integrated Bio-diesel Raw Forest Base
文摘It is very important to select and identify superior Xanthoceras sorbifolia Bge. trees for purposes of breeding and exploration. For our study, we selected superior X. sorbifolia trees using RAPD （random amplification of polymorphic DNA） technology. The results show that certain specific amplification bands emerged with significantly different frequencies between superior and non-superior trees. The 1400-bp band of No. 2121 primer emerged in the superior trees at a frequency 2.4 times that of the non-superior trees and the 600-bp band of No. 2153 primer in the non-superior trees at a frequency 2.5 times that of the superior trees There were very significant differences between the superior and non-superior trees. The frequency of the 1600-bp band of No. 1161 primer was the same in both kinds of trees, but significant differences were observed in point frequency （the frequency of the superior trees is 1,4 times that of the non-superior trees）. These bands can be used as important targets to distinguish between superior and non-superior trees. The use of a combination of amplified bands simultaneously can play a guiding role in the selection of superior X. sorbifolia trees.
基金Supported by Special Fund of National Development and Reform Commission of China for Bio-breeding High Technology Industrialization
文摘In the present study, the genetic distances between 85 superior clones from seven natural populations of Pinus kesiya var. langbianensis were analyzed by RAPD-PCR assays, and then, a UPGMA cluster diagram was established based on the genetic distances to reveal their genetic relationship. In addition, specific markers of elite clones were identified by carefully comparing the fingerprints of the 85 clones. The results showed that the 85 P. kesiya clones were divided into three groups at a genetic distance of 0.59. Two specific markers that were able to distinguish some elite clones from others were identified. The results may provide a molecular basis for the identification and selection of elite clones of Pinus kesiya var. langbianensis.
