Analysis of the relationships between species of the genus Prosopis revealed by the use of molecular markers

Ramı́rez, Lucı́a; Vega, A.; Razkin, Nerea; Luna, Virginia; Harris, Philip J.

doi:10.1051/agro:19990104

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“…In the group average cluster analysis in this study, P. pallida and the hybrid formed a cluster with a similarity index of 0.582. In the group average dendogram, P. chilensis forms a cluster with P. alba and their clustering agrees with the result obtained by Ramirez et al (1999).…”

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“…In the present study, three RAPD primers A08, R18 and S07 yielded markers which were present in all the species belonging to Algarobia but absent in P. tamarugo belonging to section Strombocarpa. Ramirez et al (1999) described a similar identifiable marker using the primer S07. The group average clustering method separated P. tamarugo from the rest of the Prosopis species studied.…”

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RAPD and microsatellite transferability studies in selected species of Prosopis (section Algarobia) with emphasis on Prosopis juliflora and P. pallida

Sherry

Smith

Patel

et al. 2011

J Genet

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RAPD and microsatellite transferability studies in selected species of Prosopis (section Algarobia) with emphasis on Prosopis juliflora and P. pallida

Sherry

Smith

Patel

et al. 2011

J Genet

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“…The relationships observed among species in isoenzymatic (Saidman and Vilardi, 1993;Bessega et al, 2000a,b) and molecular (Ramírez et al, 1999;Saidman et al, 1998a,b;Saidman et al, 2000) analyses are not consistent with the series.…”

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Genetic relationships among American species of Prosopis (Leguminosae) based on enzyme markers

2005

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In the present work, isoenzyme electrophoresis was used to analyze the variability and phenetic relationships among seven American species of genus Prosopis belonging to three different sections: P. argentina (Monilicarpa), P. glandulosa, P. velutina, P. flexuosa, P. ruscifolia, P. kuntzei (Algarobia), and P. reptans (Strombocarpa). The genetic variability in P. argentina, P. reptans, and P. kuntzei was significantly lower than in the rest of the species analyzed. The species belonging to different sections are highly differentiated, but the relationships retrieved among species belonging to the section Algarobia suggested that the series of this section are not natural groups. P. kuntzei is as differentiated from the remaining species of Algarobia as from P. reptans or P. argentina, suggesting that this species might be included in a different section. The series within section Algarobia are not supported by the clusters retrieved in the phenogram based on isoenzymatic data. The results suggest that the two North American species (P. velutina and P. glandulosa) would have originated in different founder events.

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“…All of the species have 2«=28 except for some P. juliflora which are An [70]. Ramirez et al [139] examined RAPD profiles of species native to all four continents and were able to distinguish the species native to the individual continents. Analyses of nuclear ribosomal internal transcribed spacers among various series of Prosopis suggested that some species were monophyletic as a result of independent speciation that widely occurred in the New World [12].…”

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The Fruits of Tropical Plant Genomics

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Felker

Hubbell

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Tropical Plant Biol.

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The richness of tropical biodiversity offers a corresponding wealth of opportunity for the application of genomic research strategies and technologies to address fundamental questions in agriculture, ecology, evolution, and medicine. Herein, we explore a tiny sampling of these opportunities in five taxa of special promise, foreshadowing a few possible outcomes of invigorated research into tropical plant biology. These and other equally attractive candidates for new research vary widely in the tools presently available for their study. However, technological progress sets the stage for choosing organisms for study based more heavily on their intrinsic ecological or evolutionary interest, reducing the need that they be facile for genomics.

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Analysis of the relationships between species of the genus Prosopis revealed by the use of molecular markers

Abstract: of the relationships between species of the genus Prosopis revealed by the use of molecular markers. Agronomie, EDP Sciences, 1999, 19 (1)

Cited by 25 publications

References 13 publications

RAPD and microsatellite transferability studies in selected species of Prosopis (section Algarobia) with emphasis on Prosopis juliflora and P. pallida

RAPD and microsatellite transferability studies in selected species of Prosopis (section Algarobia) with emphasis on Prosopis juliflora and P. pallida

Genetic relationships among American species of Prosopis (Leguminosae) based on enzyme markers

The Fruits of Tropical Plant Genomics

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