The nuclear-encoded small subunit ribosomal RNA gene （18S rDNA） of 16 isolates of Chondrus from 8 countries were sequenced. A total of 1796 nucleotides were obtained and aligned with the phylogenetic analysis conduc...The nuclear-encoded small subunit ribosomal RNA gene （18S rDNA） of 16 isolates of Chondrus from 8 countries were sequenced. A total of 1796 nucleotides were obtained and aligned with the phylogenetic analysis conducted. The results suggest that the entity from Dalian, China, regarded as C. spl is C. pinnulatus. The C. sp2 previously depicted as C. yendoi or Mazzaellajaponica may belong to genus Chondrus. So, 4 Chondrus species, i.e.C. ocellatus, C. nipponicus, C. armatus, and C. pinnulatus are distributed in China. However, the entity from Connemara, Ireland, named C. crispus, is not a Chondrus species but that ofMastocarpus stellatus, although it is morphologically similar to C. crispus. Phylogenetic analysis based on complete 18S rDNA sequence data shows that genus Chondrus includes 3 main lineages： the Northern Pacific lineage, containing C. ocellatus, C. yendoi, and C, nipponicus; C, armatus, and C. pinnulatus form the sub-North Pacific lineage; and the Northern Atlantic Ocean lineage, comprising samples of C. crispus from Canada, Portugal, Ireland, Germany and France. The phylogenetic relationships indicate that genus Chondrus might have a North Pacific ancestral origin, radiated to North Atlantic area, and then formed the species C. crispus.展开更多
基金Shandong Agriculture Seedstocks Project, and Knowledge Innovation Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences (kscx2-yw-n-47-02) the Key Laboratory of Experimental Marine Biology, Institute of Oceanology, CAS.
文摘The nuclear-encoded small subunit ribosomal RNA gene （18S rDNA） of 16 isolates of Chondrus from 8 countries were sequenced. A total of 1796 nucleotides were obtained and aligned with the phylogenetic analysis conducted. The results suggest that the entity from Dalian, China, regarded as C. spl is C. pinnulatus. The C. sp2 previously depicted as C. yendoi or Mazzaellajaponica may belong to genus Chondrus. So, 4 Chondrus species, i.e.C. ocellatus, C. nipponicus, C. armatus, and C. pinnulatus are distributed in China. However, the entity from Connemara, Ireland, named C. crispus, is not a Chondrus species but that ofMastocarpus stellatus, although it is morphologically similar to C. crispus. Phylogenetic analysis based on complete 18S rDNA sequence data shows that genus Chondrus includes 3 main lineages： the Northern Pacific lineage, containing C. ocellatus, C. yendoi, and C, nipponicus; C, armatus, and C. pinnulatus form the sub-North Pacific lineage; and the Northern Atlantic Ocean lineage, comprising samples of C. crispus from Canada, Portugal, Ireland, Germany and France. The phylogenetic relationships indicate that genus Chondrus might have a North Pacific ancestral origin, radiated to North Atlantic area, and then formed the species C. crispus.
