GENETIC DIVERSITY OF SCOTS PINE (P. SYLVESTRIS L.) IN MIDDLE SIBERIA ASSESSED BY ANALYSIS OF VARIABILITY OF CHLOROPLAST MICROSATELLITE LOCI

М.А. Шеллер, Е. Чиокырлан, П.В. Михайлов, С.С. Кулаков, Н.Н. Кулакова, Т.В. Сухих, А.Л. Курту

Abstract


Scots pine is one of the main forest-forming tree species in Russia. We assessed the genetic diversity and differentiation of natural Scots pine populations in Middle Siberia using chloroplast microsatellite (cpSSR) loci. A total of 87 haplotypes have been detected. Most of them (77) were detected only once. High level of haplotype diversity (HCP=0.993) was observed in all populations studied. Analysis of molecular variance (AMOVA) showed that only 3% of the total variation occurred among populations. The results may be used in monitoring of the state of Scots pine genetic resources in Middle Siberia.

Keywords


Scots pine, Middle Siberia, genetic diversity, microsatellite analysis of chloroplast DNA


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