Morphological variability of Quercus robur L. leaf in Serbia

Batos, Branislava; Perović, Milka; Orlović, Saša

doi:10.2298/gensr1702529b

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“…Most traits do not vary independently of each other, and particular combinations of morphological traits are more correlated than it would be expected randomly (Ku- The correlation analysis carried out within the study confirmed the expected correlation between some of the studied characters (lamina length/width of lamina), previously stated by Batos et al (2017). Lamina length was strongly and positively correlated with total leaf length (r = 0.991; see Table 4).…”

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“…Leaf images were scanned by using a ruler. Leaf traits were measured using ImageJ analysis software package (Schneider et al 2012) that was calibrated by the ruler for accuracy (Mhamdi et al 2013, Güney et al 2016, Batos et al 2017). This software package has been used in various research studies examining leaf variations (Bayramzadeh et al 2008).…”

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Variation in leaf morphology of Quercus pontica natural populations in Turkey

Yildirim

Turna

2021

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Quercus pontica K.Koch is a relict plant species which is classified as vulnerable (VU) in Turkey. Within the scope of this study it needed to be investigated are there variations in leaf morphological characteristics within and among Q. pontica populations. Variation in leaf traits in relation to seven different natural provinces was identified. In total, 99 individuals were selected, and 30 leaves were collected from each shrub to determine leaf variations in Q. pontica populations. Mean values for petiole length (1.07 cm), leaf length (17.13 cm), lamina length (16.13 cm), leaf width (8.10 cm), leaf area (93.76 cm2), leaf vein angle (54.22 degree), total number of primary veins (38.72), total number of teeth (40.73), petiole ratio (6.34%), relative length of lamina at largest width (50.50%), and percentage of venation (98.65%) were determined in all populations. The results of the analysis of variance showed significant differences (p< 0.01) among individuals within populations for all leaf characteristics. Variations among populations were detected by cluster analysis and principal components analysis. According to the analysis results, the 11 populations were grouped in three categories. Using correlation analysis, statistically significant relationships between leaf traits were determined. In this study, we detected no significant relationship between environmental factors (altitude, aspect, annual temperature and annual precipitation) and leaf traits. Key words: leaf morphology, Quercus pontica, relict, variation

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Variation in leaf morphology of Quercus pontica natural populations in Turkey

Yildirim

Turna

2021

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“…Morpho-biochemical methods are used to screened best genotypes in large collected germplasm of different crop species [23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30]. Among these methods the SDS-PAGE method is effectively used to determinate the taxonomic and evolutionary difficulties of certain plant species [28].…”

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Ethno-Pharmacognosy and Diversity Encourage Conservation of Wild Ziziphus species Collected from KP, Pakistan

Ali

2019

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The current research works to show that the medicinal practices of two different wild Ziziphus species (Ziziphus oxyphylla Edgew and Ziziphus mauritina Lamk), to assess the consensus factor between local communities of different areas of KP, to measure the potential for novel drugs of herbal origin. There was immeasurable promise among the informers concerning medicinal uses of plants with Informants Consensus Factor (ICF) value ranges from 0.992 to 0.124 with an average value as 0.440. The study naked that most of the informants agreed in the application of Z. oxyphylla to use and against Jaundice (ICF 0.992) that unveiled the highest fidelity level (100%) respectively. The present work has tried to genetic relationships among of Ziziphus species growing in Swat Valley, KP, Pakistan. The intra and inter genetic diversity among the 50 genotypes of Ziziphus species viz., 25 genotypes of Z. oxyphylla, 25 of Z. mauritina, were tested using morphometric and biochemical profiling. Twenty-four morphological characters were counted for the assessment of intra and inter genetic diversity through traits similarity index and cluster analysis. Total seed protein profiling was carried out on 12% slab gel electrophoresis; 12 reproducible bands were noticed in Z. muritiana and 8 Z. oxyphylla. Intra locus contribution toward the genetic disagreement was 41.666% in Z. oxyphylla and 25% in Z. muritiana. In the same way, inter species locus contribution toward genetic diversity was 66.666%. Fascinatingly, locus L-1, 6, 7, 8 was monomorphic in the collected germplasms and may be presented as generic specific locus for Ziziphus species.

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“…Morpho-biochemical methods are used to screened best genotypes in large collected germplasm of different crop species (BATOS et al, 2017;HASANOVA et al, 2017;PETROVIC et al, 2017;SAROEI et al, 2017;YADEGARI et al, 2017;JAN et al, 2017 b ;JAN et al, 2016 a-c ;IZADPANAH et al, 2015;ARIF et al, 2015). Among these methods the SDS-PAGE method is effectively used to determinate the taxonomic and evolutionary difficulties of certain plant species ).…”

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Assessment of genetic variability in Trigonella foenum-graecum L. germplasm by SDS-page analysis

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The 96 genotypes of Trigonella foenum-graecum L. (Fenugreek) were estimated by using Sodium Dodecyl Sulphate Poly Acrylamide Gel Electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE). The accessions were maintained from diverse ecological areas of the world. Total seed storage proteins were electrophoresis on 12.5% polyacrylamide gels. A total of 17 protein bands were detected, of which seven were highly polymorphic and six were moderate polymorphic and four were low polymorphic with molecular weight extending from of ~15 to ~180 kDa. The dendrogram based on similarity matrix using Unweighted Pair Group Method with Arithmetic Mean (UPGMA) divided all the genotypes into four major clusters i.e., I, II, III and IV comprising 51, 24, 10 and 11 accessions, respectively. Although limited genetic diversity was detected amongst known germplasm but the presence/absence of polymorphic bands revealed a significant variances among different Trigonella genotypes. The differences exposed in this project work should be oppressed for the future breeding prospective of Trigonella genotypes by using other advanced molecular techniques. The SDS-PAGE per se seems inadequate tool for such kind of analysis, and may be integrated with other genetic and sequence based approaches for more precise estimation of the genetic variability within closely related accessions. Our results provide baseline for obtaining locally adapted and improved cultivars of fenugreek in Pakistan.

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Morphological variability of Quercus robur L. leaf in Serbia

Cited by 13 publications

References 18 publications

Variation in leaf morphology of Quercus pontica natural populations in Turkey

Variation in leaf morphology of Quercus pontica natural populations in Turkey

Ethno-Pharmacognosy and Diversity Encourage Conservation of Wild Ziziphus species Collected from KP, Pakistan

Assessment of genetic variability in Trigonella foenum-graecum L. germplasm by SDS-page analysis

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