[Objective] This study aimed to investigate the genetic variation of wild and cultivated populations of Castanopsis hystrix. [Method] Genetic variation of five wild populations and three cultivated populations of Cast...[Objective] This study aimed to investigate the genetic variation of wild and cultivated populations of Castanopsis hystrix. [Method] Genetic variation of five wild populations and three cultivated populations of Castanopsis hystrix, was investigated with ISSR-PCR amplification. Totally, 151 individuals were selected and analyzed by amplification using nine pairs of ISSR primers screened. [Result] Each primer pair produced 7-20 bands and 122 polymorphic bands were obtained. At population level, ISSR diversity in the wild populations (P=59.84%, HPOP=0.182 7, I=0.285 6) was higher than which in cultivated ones (P=54.87%, HPOP=0.136 6, and I=0.219 8). The genetic differentiation coefficient among wild populations (GST) was 0.99. The similar population structure was found in three cultivated populations (GST=0.127 5). According to the UPGMA cluster analysis, the genetic distance among wild populations became larger with the increase of geographical distance. [Conclusion] Compared with other seed plants, with either a similar life history or various breeding system attributes, relatively low level of genetic diversity was observed in these five wild populations, which was caused by population size reduction and habitat fragmentation related to human activities. The formation of population structure may be explained by the species’ breeding system.展开更多
Both the stoichiometric characteristics and leaf functional traits can reflect the adaptability of plants to changes in the external living environment.In particular,for varying aged forest plants,the study of stoichi...Both the stoichiometric characteristics and leaf functional traits can reflect the adaptability of plants to changes in the external living environment.In particular,for varying aged forest plants,the study of stoichiometric characteristics and leaf functional traits can reflect the plant’s life history strategy and its resource investment and allocation methods.In this paper,the 1.5-year-old,5-year-old,15-year-old and 20-year-old Castanopsis hystrix were selected as the research objects to investigate the trends of stoichiometry and leaf functional traits,and their synergistic changes were verified.The results showed that with the increase of age,the stability of C.hystrix stoichiometry gradually increased,and the functional traits also tended to invest in security.However,there was no synergistic change between the two,which might be attributed to the different sensitivity of the C.hystrix leaf to the environment at the life history level of 1.5-year-old to 20-year-old.展开更多
文摘[Objective] This study aimed to investigate the genetic variation of wild and cultivated populations of Castanopsis hystrix. [Method] Genetic variation of five wild populations and three cultivated populations of Castanopsis hystrix, was investigated with ISSR-PCR amplification. Totally, 151 individuals were selected and analyzed by amplification using nine pairs of ISSR primers screened. [Result] Each primer pair produced 7-20 bands and 122 polymorphic bands were obtained. At population level, ISSR diversity in the wild populations (P=59.84%, HPOP=0.182 7, I=0.285 6) was higher than which in cultivated ones (P=54.87%, HPOP=0.136 6, and I=0.219 8). The genetic differentiation coefficient among wild populations (GST) was 0.99. The similar population structure was found in three cultivated populations (GST=0.127 5). According to the UPGMA cluster analysis, the genetic distance among wild populations became larger with the increase of geographical distance. [Conclusion] Compared with other seed plants, with either a similar life history or various breeding system attributes, relatively low level of genetic diversity was observed in these five wild populations, which was caused by population size reduction and habitat fragmentation related to human activities. The formation of population structure may be explained by the species’ breeding system.
基金Provincial Science and Technology Research Project of Guangdong(2014KJcx022).
文摘Both the stoichiometric characteristics and leaf functional traits can reflect the adaptability of plants to changes in the external living environment.In particular,for varying aged forest plants,the study of stoichiometric characteristics and leaf functional traits can reflect the plant’s life history strategy and its resource investment and allocation methods.In this paper,the 1.5-year-old,5-year-old,15-year-old and 20-year-old Castanopsis hystrix were selected as the research objects to investigate the trends of stoichiometry and leaf functional traits,and their synergistic changes were verified.The results showed that with the increase of age,the stability of C.hystrix stoichiometry gradually increased,and the functional traits also tended to invest in security.However,there was no synergistic change between the two,which might be attributed to the different sensitivity of the C.hystrix leaf to the environment at the life history level of 1.5-year-old to 20-year-old.
