Characterization of the complete chloroplast genome of <i>Aster subulatus</i> Michx

Hu, Xiaojing

doi:10.1080/23802359.2019.1710599

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“…Numbers on the nodes indicated the bootstrap proportion. The following sequences were used: Solidago altissima PP108063 (present study), Erigeron canadensis MT806101 (Oh and Park 2023 ), Dichrocephala benthamii ON751565 (unpublished), E. annuus OL350834 (unpublished), Aster ageratoides MW813970 (unpublished), Symphyotrichum subulatum MN541093 (Hu 2020 ), E. multiradiatus NC056169 (Li et al. 2019 ), E. breviscapus MN449489 (Li et al.…”

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The complete chloroplast genome assembly of Solidago altissima (Lineaus, 1753) (Astereae; Asteraceae)

Kang,

Son,

Kim

2024

Mitochondrial DNA Part B

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This study aims to report the complete chloroplast genome of Solidago altissima L., a globally recognized invasive plant. The complete genome length of S. altissima is 152,961 bp; S. altissima has a typical quadripartite structure (including a large single copy of 84,829 bp, a small single copy of 18,084 bp, and two inverted repeat regions of 25,024 bp), which is commonly found in angiosperms. The genome contains 129 genes, consisting of 85 coding sequences, 36 tRNA genes, and 8 rRNA genes. To understand the phylogenetic relationship between S. altissima and its related species, maximum likelihood analysis was performed. The results revealed that S. altissima is closely related to Symphyotrichum subulatum . The findings of the present study could provide fundamental data for the future phylogenetic and evolutionary studies, while also research on species invasion and resolving complexity of S. altissima .

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The complete chloroplast genome assembly of Solidago altissima (Lineaus, 1753) (Astereae; Asteraceae)

Kang,

Son,

Kim

2024

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Effect of Soil Type on Native Pterocypsela laciniata Performance under Single Invasion and Co-Invasion

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Liu

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Native and invasive plant competition is usually controlled by the soil properties and the soil type underlying interspecific interactions. However, many uncertainties exist regarding the impact of soil type on native plant growth under single invasion and co-invasion despite the significant number of previous studies that focused on plant invasion. This study aims to elucidate the effects of soil type on the response of the native plant Pterocypsela laciniata under single invasion and co-invasion. Three different soils were used: natural soil, nutrient soil, and nutrient sterilized soil. The native P. laciniata was grown in monoculture and under single invasion and co-invasion with Solidago canadensis and Aster subulatus Michx. The results show that the native plant height and total biomass were 75% and 93.33% higher, respectively, in nutrient sterilized soil in monoculture than in natural and nutrient soil. In contrast, the native P. laciniata presents its best competitive ability in nutrient sterilized soil, being about 100% higher than in natural and nutrient soil under single invasion and co-invasion. However, no significant increase was observed in its growth parameters under co-invasion compared to single invasion. Conclusively, this study shows that nutrient soil sterilization positively affects native plant growth in monoculture and under single invasion, contrasting co-invasion in which more pronounced negative effects were observed on the native plant response.

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Characterization of the complete chloroplast genome of Aster subulatus Michx

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The complete chloroplast genome assembly of Solidago altissima (Lineaus, 1753) (Astereae; Asteraceae)

The complete chloroplast genome assembly of Solidago altissima (Lineaus, 1753) (Astereae; Asteraceae)

Effect of Soil Type on Native Pterocypsela laciniata Performance under Single Invasion and Co-Invasion

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