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Molecular characterisation of cornelian cherry (Cornus mas L.) genotypes Cover

Molecular characterisation of cornelian cherry (Cornus mas L.) genotypes

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|Jul 2024

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Table 1.

SSR markers and characteristics.

SSR markersPrimer sequence (5′ → 3′)A repetitive pattern
CM007

R:tccagggaatgttcggtagattag

L:gtttaggtgtgagtgcagatgg

(GT)24
CM008

L:tcgttaatgtgaaattggaacg

R:caccgtacacgcaaagtcc

(GT)11
CM010

L:gctagcagaagcacagttagcc

R:tccaacatgtaaaacctagatgc

(CA)12
CM026

L:gaattcatgtaatgttgttgtctgc

R:cctgcatataattcaggtaaagagc

(CA)14
CM031

L:taccctctcttgctctttgtcc

R:aaacaatcaaacccaaacaacc

(AG)26(TG)13
CM037

L:aacacagagaaacacgtgcaa

R:tggagatctttgaagaacagga

(TG)20
CM039

L:gggtattgtaatcaatgtaaaaccaa

R:tcacaccaccagcaatcact

(GT)18
CM043

L:gtccacacctgttgttcagc

R:ggttgcaatgctttcttgg

(TG)16(TA)5

1 SSR, simple sequence repeat.

Table 2.

Proportion of components used in PCR reaction mix 1 and mix 2.

Mix 1Mix 2
ComponentsReaction concentrationComponentsReaction concentration
CM0070.1 μMCM0310.2 μM
CM0080.2 μMCM0370.2 μM
CM0100.1 μMCM0390.2 μM
CM0260.1 μMCM0430.2 μM
dNTP0.2 mMdNTP0.2 mM
PCR bufferPCR buffer
MgCl22.5 mMMgCl22.5 mM
Taq pol.0.2 U · μL-1Taq pol.0.2 U · μL-1
DNA10 ngDNA10 ng
ddH2Oto 15 μLddH2Oto 15 μL
Table 3.

PCR protocol temperature regime for two separate PCR reactions (mix 1 and mix 2).

Protocol
Temperature (°C)Duration (min:s)Number of cycles
Enzyme activation955:00
Denaturation940:40
Annealing520:4035
Elongation720:30
Final elongation724:00
Table 4.

Parameters of heterozygosity.

PopulationsLocusNaNeRP (R)HoHeF
DrvarCM00710.0007.3390.7350.19790.9500.864-0.100
CM0089.0005.5170.6140.13110.5500.8190.328
CM0109.0006.7230.7460.20460.5500.8510.354
CM0267.0003.8460.5490.10.6500.7400.122
CM03111.0004.9380.450.0590.6000.7980.248
CM0379.0004.3480.4830.07170.8000.770-0.039
CM0398.0005.2980.6610.15560.8500.811-0.048
CM0436.0004.1450.6920.17270.7000.7590.077
MostarCM00713.0007.3390.5660.10780.9500.864-0.100
CM00811.0008.0000.7270.19310.7500.8750.143
CM01014.0009.8770.7070.18130.8500.8990.054
CM0267.0004.5710.6520.15080.7500.7810.040
CM0318.0005.0630.6340.14130.8000.8030.003
CM03711.0005.5940.5080.0820.8500.821-0.035
CM0398.0005.2980.6610.15560.7000.8110.137
CM0437.0004.6510.6640.15720.6500.7850.172
ZenicaCM00710.0008.6020.8620.28571.0000.884-0.132
CM0088.0003.6870.4610.06310.7500.729-0.029
CM01010.0007.8430.7870.23090.8000.8730.083
CM0265.0004.1880.8370.26630.5500.7610.278
CM03111.0004.7900.4350.05350.8500.791-0.074
CM0377.0004.4690.6380.14340.9000.776-0.159
CM0396.0003.4480.5750.1120.8500.710-0.197
CM0434.0002.0670.5160.08540.4000.5160.225
Average (Drvar)8.6255.2690.5840.11630.7060.8010.118
Average (Mostar)9.8756.2990.5950.12170.7880.8300.052
Average (Zenica)7.6254.8870.5350.09370.7630.755-0.001
Average (Total)8.7085.4850.5610.10550.7520.7950.056

1 F, intragroup inbreeding; He, expected heterozygosity; Ho, observed heterozygosity; Na, number of detected alleles; No, effective number of alleles; P (R), p-value of the ratio of the detected and effective number of alleles; R, ratio of detected and effective number of alleles.

Table 5.

Deviation of eight examined SSR loci from HW equilibrium in the total set samples.

PopulationLocusSSχ2p-valueSignificance
DrvarCM0074563.9420.033*
DrvarCM0083671.6520.000***
DrvarCM0103676.8930.000***
DrvarCM0262114.1290.864ns
DrvarCM0315561.8560.245ns
DrvarCM0373627.5000.845ns
DrvarCM0392858.8900.001***
DrvarCM0431514.8600.462ns
MostarCM0077890.5100.157ns
MostarCM0085575.4220.035*
MostarCM01091104.8220.153ns
MostarCM0262122.0160.399ns
MostarCM0312828.6570.430ns
MostarCM0375556.7880.408ns
MostarCM0392869.5400.000***
MostarCM0432118.3450.627ns
ZenicaCM0074548.2000.345ns
ZenicaCM0082810.6740.999ns
ZenicaCM0104555.1420.143ns
ZenicaCM0261015.9850.100ns
ZenicaCM0315541.1470.917ns
ZenicaCM0372115.3960.803ns
ZenicaCM0391578.3950.000***
ZenicaCM04365.2350.514ns

1 HW, Hardy–Weinberg; ns, there is no statistically significant deviation from HWE; SS: sum of squares; SSR, simple sequence repeat.

1* p < 0.05.

1** p < 0.01.

1*** p < 0.001.

Figure 1.

Results of PCoA analysis of individual cornelian cherry genotypes. PCoA, Principal coordinate analysis.

Table 6.

AMOVA.

SourcedfSSMSEstimated Var.%
Among Pops216.6508.3250.1203
Among Indiv.57201.3003.5320.2628
Within Indiv.60180.5003.0083.00889
Total119398.4503.390100

1 AMOVA, analysis of molecular variance; df, degree of freedom; MS: mean squares; SS: sum of squares; Var: estimated variance component.

1 %: percentage of genetic variation.

Table 7.

Results of F statistical analysis.

LocusFISFITFST
CM007-0.111-0.0860.022
CM0080.1540.2010.056
CM0100.1610.1910.036
CM0260.1460.1890.051
CM0310.0590.0830.025
CM037-0.077-0.0520.023
CM039-0.0290.0120.040
CM0430.1500.2240.086
Average0.0570.0950.042
Figure 2.

NJ dendrogram of the cornelian cherry genotypes based on the results of the interindividual genetic distance analysis. The codes of the genotypes are: D1,2,3,…(Drvar1,2,3,…); M1,2,3,…(Mostar1,2,3,…); Z1,2,3,… (Zenica1,2,3,…). NJ, Neighbour-Joining.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/fhort-2024-0013 | Journal eISSN: 2083-5965 | Journal ISSN: 0867-1761
Language: English
Page range: 211 - 219
Submitted on: Apr 3, 2024
Accepted on: May 28, 2024
Published on: Jul 4, 2024
Published by: Polish Society for Horticultural Sciences (PSHS)
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 2 issues per year
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© 2024 Azra Skender, Gordana Ðurić, Amine Assouguem, Sezai Ercisli, Gulce Ilhan, Rachid Lahlali, Riaz Ullah, Zafar Iqbal, Ahmed Bari, published by Polish Society for Horticultural Sciences (PSHS)
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