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High allozymic diversity in natural populations of Mycoheterotrophic Orchid Gastrodia elata, an endangered medicinal plant in China

作者 Chen, Yuan-Yuan; Bao, Zhao-Xia; Li, Zuo-Zhou

期刊 BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY , AUG-DEC 2011,4-6:39

DOI 10.1016/j.bse.2011.07.013

摘要 Gastrodia elata Blume, a mycoheterotrophic orchid native to the Far East, is an endangered medicinal plant in China. Genetic variation among 19 natural populations of G. elata was examined in central China by using allozyme polymorphism (16 loci in six enzymatic systems). The species exhibited high level of genetic diversity (P = 56.3%, A = 2.2 and H-E = 0.221), which was mainly attributed to its perennial habit and mixed reproduction system (both sexual and asexual). Evident genetic differentiation in G. elata natural populations was suggested by F-ST = 0.241. AMOVA analysis showed 31.3% of the total molecular variation was attributed to inter-population differentiation. Obvious genetic structure and genetic depauperation of some populations indicate forest fragmentation and over-collection have affected genetic variation of G. elata. A conservation strategy, which is conserving populations with great genetic distinction or high level of genetic variation from four management units, is recommended. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

涉及物种 天麻(原变型) Gastrodia elata

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