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Molecular Characterization and Phylogeny of Ditylenchus weischeri from Cirsium arvense in the Prairie Provinces of Canada Cover

Molecular Characterization and Phylogeny of Ditylenchus weischeri from Cirsium arvense in the Prairie Provinces of Canada

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|Jun 2018

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Table 1

List of the samples, gene sequence length (bp), and sequence accessions provided to Genbank in this study.

ITS rDNAD2D3 28S rRNASSU 18S rDNA Hsp90
SampleLength (bp)AccessionsLength (bp)AccessionsLength (bp)AccessionsLength (bp)Accessions
PG-(33-AB)(615)MG386845(562), (568), (569)MG551892, MG551897, MG551898(811), (812)MG383943, MG383943920MG674309
PG-(44-SK)ND(570)MG693783NDND
PG-(58-AB)(619), (672), (730), (142), (705d)MG386846, MG386861, MG386871, MG386827, MG386867(561)MG551891(822), (814)MG383953, MG383945(905)MG676342
PG-(76-SK)(675)MG386862ND(807)MG383941ND
PG-(81-MB)(635)MG386853(564)MG551894ND(921)MG674310
PG-(84-MB)(629)MG386850(566)MG551895(813)MG383944ND
CT-(81-MB)(631)MG386852NDNDND
aCT-(84-MB)(645)MG386855(558)MG551888(818), (821)MG383949, MG383952(917), (913)MG674307, MG676342
CT-(B-MB)(630)MG386851(557)MG551887(806)ND
CT-(C-MB)(743), (745), (726)MG386876, MG386877, MG386869(567)MG551896(815)MG383946ND
CT-(Road side1-MB)(646),(647),(648)MG386856, MG386857, MG386858(556)MG551886(819), (820)MG383950, MG383951ND
CT-(Road side2-MB)(733)MG386874(574)MG551900(817)MG383948ND
CT-(C11F7-SK)(725), (732), (746), (731)MG386868, MG386873, MG386878, MG386872ND(816)MG383947ND
CT-(C11F11-MB)(145)MG386828(560)MG551890ND(918)MG674308
CT-(C11F17-MB)(146)MG386829NDNDND
CT-(C11F18-SK)NDND809(914)MG676343
CT-(C11F19-SK)(729), (620), (751)MG386870, MG386847, MG386879(563)MG551893ND(907)MG674306
CT-(GL1-MB)(13)MG386825(٭580)MG551899NDND
CT-(GL 2-MB)(128)MG386826NDNDND
CT-(GL3-MB)(601)MG386831NDNDND
CT-(GL4-MB)(603), (604)MG386832, MG386833NDNDND
CT-(GL5-MB)(605)MG386834(594)MG551909(803)MG383938ND
CT-(GL6-MB)(606)MG386835(555)MG551885(804)MG383939(901)KJ817197
CT-(GL7-MB)(607)MG386836(595)MG551910(805)MG383940(902)MG655239
CT-(GL8-MB)(608)MG386837(584)MG551904ND(903)MG662121
CT-(GL9-MB)(609)MG386838(582)MG551902NDND
CT-(GL10-MB)(610)MG386839(593)MG551908ND(904)MG662122
CT-(GL11-MB)(611)MG386840NDNDND
CT-(GL12-MB)(612), (613)MG386841, MG386842(581)MG551901NDND
CT-(GL13-MB)(614)MG386843(583)MG551903NDND
CT-(GL14-MB)(621)MG386848NDNDND
CT-(GL15-MB)(622)MG386849NDNDND
CT-(GL16-MB)(644)MG386854NDNDND
CT-(GL17-MB)(665)MG386860NDNDND
CT-(GL18-MB)(676)MG386863NDNDND
CT-(GL19-MB)(687)MG386864(590)MG551905NDND
CT-(GL20-MB)(688)MG386865(591)MG551906NDND
CT-(GL21-MB)(689)MG386866(592)MG551907NDND
CT-(GL22-MB)(148)MG386830NDNDND
CT-(GL23-MB)(650)MG386859NDNDND
CT-(RU)(127), (692), (691)MG384317, MG384319 MG384318(559)MG551889(825), (824)MG383955, MG383954(931)
G-( Guelph -ON)(659), (660), (732d), (147), (143), (144)MG384718, MG384719, MG384731 MG384717ND(802)MG434349(916), (915)MG711914,MG676344,
G-(C58-ON)(669), (710d), (711d)MG384725, MG384729, MG384730ND(801)MG434348(930)MG711917
G-(PQ-GLG)(694), (695), (696),(661), (662)MG384726, MG384727, MG384728, MG384720, MG384721NDND(928)MG711916
G-(PQ-D77)(663), (664), (668)MG384722, MG384723, MG384724NDND(926)MG711915
Total74272218

[i] Note: Sample origin coding is; CT = from creeping thistle in yellow pea fields, PG = from yellow pea grain with creeping thistle seeds, R = creeping thistle from roadsides, AB = Alberta, SK = Saskatchewan, and MB = Manitoba for Canadian Provinces plant material collected from, G-PQ = garlic from Quebec, G-ON = garlic from Ontario and RU = is creeping thistle root from Russia.

Table 2

Accession codes for sequences of the four genes in this study and plant host of Ditylenchus species retrieved from GenBank.

SpeciesHost plantITS rDNALSU D2D3 28S rRNASSU 18S rDNA Hsp90
D. weischeri Cirsium arvense, AF396322HM778133.1, HM778133.3, HM778134
D. dipsaci Allium sativum AY574298, JX123258, HQ219249 aJX123259, aJX123259, aFJ707362, JF327761, HQ219225HQ219249
D. dipsaci Allium cepa AY574289, AY574290HQ219226, HQ219223)HQ219210HM778138, HM778140
D. dipsaci Vicia faba AF396323, AY574286, AY574284, HQ219246, HQ219248, HQ219244, HQ219244HQ219229
D. dipsaci Trifolium pratense AF396319, AY574300
D. dipsaci Medicago sativa AY574297, AF396320
D. dipsaci Pisum sativum HQ219247FJ707364HQ219247
D. dipsaci Fragaria spAF396321, HQ219241HQ219219HQ219230, HM778139, HM778137
D. dipsaci Beta vulgaris AY574299
D. dipsaci Plantago lanceolata AY574301
D.dipsaci Tulipa gesneriana JF327765
D. dipsaci Digitalis lutea AY574292
D. dipsaci Avena sativa AY574293
D. dipsaci Veronica gentianoides AY574295
D. dipsaci Lysimachia vulgaris AY574296
D. dipsaci Host? aJN376069
D. dipsaci Zea mays AY574294
D. dipsaci Phlox drummondi AY574291
D. dipsaci Beta vulgaris HQ219243
D. dipsaci Un knownAY593908, EU669931, AY284636
D.dipsaci Narcissus sp aFJ707361
D.dipsaci Cichorium sp ٭FJ707360
D.dipsaci Lucerne spFJ707363,
D. gigas Vicia faba HQ219232, HQ219235, HQ219236, HQ219231, HQ219240, HQ219234, HQ219237, HQ219238, HQ219239HQ219216, HQ219217HQ219211HQ219227, HQ219228
D. gigas Unknown aJN376074
Ditylenchus . sp B Vicia faba AY574285
Ditylenchus . sp Arachis spJX145345
Ditylenchus . sp Pilosella officinarum AY574302, AY574305, AY574304
Ditylenchus . sp Crepis praemorsa AY574303
Ditylenchus . sp Leontodon autumnalis AY574306
Ditylenchus. sp Plantago maritima AY574287, AY574288HM778135, HM778136
Ditylenchus . sp TurfgrassAY603512
D. destructor Solanum tuberosum HQ235675, HQ235694, HQ235692, GQ469492, HQ235682, JN376068 JN66693HQ235698, EU400642, EU400625, DQ328727, FJ707365
D. destructor Ipomoea batatas JX145343, AY987007EU400638, EU400634, EU400628, EU400626, EU400622, EU400629, EU400629 (China)
D. myceliophagous Agaricus spDQ151458, AM232236
D. halictus Halictus sexcinctus AY589364
Table 3

Nucleotide position and composition on 631 bp of internal transcribed spacer (ITS1, 5.8S, ITS2 rDNA), comparison among samples from this study (Table 1) and those derived from the GenBank database (Table 2) after multiple sequence alignments. Only positions with nucleotide differences are presented. Only one sequence result for multiple individuals from the same sample shown because of lack of intra-sample differences. Sample sequences generated in this study are in bold. W = (A or T), Y = (C or T).

[i] Note: Samples obtained in this study are in bold.

Table 4

Nucleotide position and composition, comparison sequences obtained in this study and accessions from GenBank. The LSU D2D3 28S rDNA sequence trimmed to 637 bp used for the analysis. Only one sequence result for multiple individuals from the same sample shown because of lack of intra-sample differences.

Nucleotide Position4776828992100-1106-7160178234244249257279281304308320336341457483500
Sample/isolate
CT-(GL8-MB) ATGTTATTAGACAGATTTCATATA
CT-(RU) ATGTTATTAGACAGATTTCATATA
CT-(Road side-MB) ATGTTATTAGACAGATTTCATATA
CT-(C11F11-MB) ATGTTATTAGACAGATTTCATATA
CT-(C11F19-SK) ATGTTATTAGACAGATTTCATATA
CT-(B-MB) ATGTTATTAGACAGATTTCATATA
CT-(C-MB) ATGTTATTAGACAGATTTCATATA
CT-(84-MB) ATGTTATTAGACAGATTTCATATA
PG-(33-SK) ATGTTATTAGACAGATTTCATATA
PG-(58-SK) ATGTTATTAGACAGATTTCATATA
PG-(81-MB) ATGTTATTAGACAGATTTCATATA
PG-(84-MB) ATGTTATTAGACAGATTTCATATA
D. dipsaci (a FJ707364)ATGTTATTAGACAGATTTCATATA
D. gigas (HQ219217)ATATTATTACATAAATTGTATATA
D. gigas (HQ219216)ATATTATTACATAAATTGTATATA
D. sp (JX145345)TTGCAGGTAAAAAATTAGTATATA
D. dipsaci (HQ219223)GCACAGCCGTAGTGAGCCGTGAGCG
D. dipsaci (HQ219219)GCACAGCCGTAGTGAGCCGTGAGCG
D. dipsaci (JF327765)GCACAGCCGTAGTGAGCCGTGAGCG
D. dipsaci (JF327761)GCACAGCCGTAGTGAGCCGTGAGCG
D. dipsaci (JF327763)GCACAGCCGTAGTGAGCCGTGAGCG
D. dipsaci ( JF327760)GCACAGCCGTAGTGAGCCGTGAGCG

[i] Note: Samples obtained in this study are in bold.

[ii] aSequence deosted by Douda et al. (2013).

Figure 1:

Phylogenetic relationships of Ditylenchus weischeri with related Ditylenchus species based on ITS rDNA sequences using MrBayes 3.2.6. jModelTest 2.1.7, and the Akaike Information Criterion were used to select TVM + G as the best model (−ln L = 2956.2229; gamma shape = 0.5380; G = 0.2537; R = 0.7816) and the figure created using Tree View 1.6.6. Posterior probability support values are given above the branches. Sequences generated in this study are given in bold.

Figure 2:

Phylogenetic relationships of Ditylenchus weischeri with related Ditylenchus species from the LSU D2D3 28S rDNA using MrBayes 3.2.6. jModelTest 2.1.7, and the Akaike Information Criterion were used to select GTR+I as the best model (−lnL = 2342.5725; gamma shape = 4.2350; K=102; G = 0.3040; R = 0.7030) and the figure created using Tree View 1.6.6. Posterior probability support values are given above the branches. Sequences generated in this study are given in bold. aSequence deposited in GenBank by Douda et al. (2013).

Figure 3:

Phylogenetic relationships of Ditylenchus weischeri with related Ditylenchus species using MrBayes 3.2.6. jModelTest 2.1.7, and the Akaike Information Criterion were used to select HKY + G as the best models (−ln L = 917.5224; gamma shape = 0.5040; K = 63; G = 0.2154) and figure created using Tree View 1.6.6. Posterior probability support values are given above the branches. Sequences generated in this study are given in bold.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21307/jofnem-2018-011 | Journal eISSN: 2640-396X | Journal ISSN: 0022-300X
Language: English
Page range: 163 - 182
Published on: Jun 3, 2018
Published by: Society of Nematologists, Inc.
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