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Outcrossing Ra te and Gene Flow Estima tion of Azadirach ta indica

  • Received Date: 2007-12-10
  • Random Amp lified Polymorphic DNA was used to estimate the outcrossing rate and gene flow ofAzadirachta indica introduced to Yuanmou County and Honghe County, Yunnan, China. Seven trees from fourpopulationswere chosen as the maternal parents, and each of their ripe seedswas collected. After germination, 23seedlings of each maternal tree were randomly selected as sib code to estimate the outcrossing rate. Each p rimeridentified outcrossed offsp ring, characterized by DNA fragments that maternal trees do not have. The cumulativeoutcrossing rate of each mother tree was calculated by a total of 12 p rimers. The average outcrossing rate of neem(Azadirachta indica A. Juss. ) was 96. 27% , with a high 95% confidence interval from 93. 50% through 99. 05%.The Daheigong population was also used for a gene flow test among the 4 populations. Two mother trees, E and F,were maternal parents, and 96 trees around them were paternal parents. Two methods, genetic exclusion andmaximum likelihood, were used to estimate gene flow of the population. With 12 p rimers, each of 2 paternal treeswas confirmed to have dispersed pollen to E and F by genetic exclusion. And maximum likelihood results indicatedthat 3 paternal trees had distributed pollen to maternal tree E, while 10 paternal trees had distributed pollen tomaternal tree F. According to the map, 52. 9% of pollen dispersal was as far as 30—50 m, and the amount ofdownwind distribution was not significantly distinct from the upwind.
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Outcrossing Ra te and Gene Flow Estima tion of Azadirach ta indica

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Abstract: Random Amp lified Polymorphic DNA was used to estimate the outcrossing rate and gene flow ofAzadirachta indica introduced to Yuanmou County and Honghe County, Yunnan, China. Seven trees from fourpopulationswere chosen as the maternal parents, and each of their ripe seedswas collected. After germination, 23seedlings of each maternal tree were randomly selected as sib code to estimate the outcrossing rate. Each p rimeridentified outcrossed offsp ring, characterized by DNA fragments that maternal trees do not have. The cumulativeoutcrossing rate of each mother tree was calculated by a total of 12 p rimers. The average outcrossing rate of neem(Azadirachta indica A. Juss. ) was 96. 27% , with a high 95% confidence interval from 93. 50% through 99. 05%.The Daheigong population was also used for a gene flow test among the 4 populations. Two mother trees, E and F,were maternal parents, and 96 trees around them were paternal parents. Two methods, genetic exclusion andmaximum likelihood, were used to estimate gene flow of the population. With 12 p rimers, each of 2 paternal treeswas confirmed to have dispersed pollen to E and F by genetic exclusion. And maximum likelihood results indicatedthat 3 paternal trees had distributed pollen to maternal tree E, while 10 paternal trees had distributed pollen tomaternal tree F. According to the map, 52. 9% of pollen dispersal was as far as 30—50 m, and the amount ofdownwind distribution was not significantly distinct from the upwind.

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