Extremely low genetic diversity in the European clade of the model bryophyte Anthoceros agrestis
The hornwort Anthoceros agrestis is emerging as a model system for the study of symbiotic interactions and carbon fixation processes. It is an annual species with a remarkably small and compact genome. Single accessions of the plant have been shown to be related to the cosmopolitan perennial hornwor...
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| description | The hornwort
Anthoceros agrestis
is emerging as a model system for the study of symbiotic interactions and carbon fixation processes. It is an annual species with a remarkably small and compact genome. Single accessions of the plant have been shown to be related to the cosmopolitan perennial hornwort
Anthoceros punctatus
. We provide the first detailed insight into the evolutionary history of the two species. Due to the rather conserved nature of organellar loci, we sequenced multiple accessions in the
Anthoceros agrestis
–
A. punctatus
complex using three nuclear regions: the ribosomal spacer ITS2, and exon and intron regions from the single-copy coding genes
rbc
S and phytochrome. We used phylogenetic and dating analyses to uncover the relationships between these two taxa. Our analyses resolve a lineage of genetically near-uniform European
A. agrestis
accessions and two non-European
A. agrestis
lineages. In addition, the cosmopolitan species
Anthoceros punctatus
forms two lineages, one of mostly European accessions, and another from India. All studied European
A. agrestis
accessions have a single origin, radiated relatively recently (less than 1 million years ago), and are currently strictly associated with agroecosystem habitats. |
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Anthoceros agrestis
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Anthoceros punctatus
. We provide the first detailed insight into the evolutionary history of the two species. Due to the rather conserved nature of organellar loci, we sequenced multiple accessions in the
Anthoceros agrestis
–
A. punctatus
complex using three nuclear regions: the ribosomal spacer ITS2, and exon and intron regions from the single-copy coding genes
rbc
S and phytochrome. We used phylogenetic and dating analyses to uncover the relationships between these two taxa. Our analyses resolve a lineage of genetically near-uniform European
A. agrestis
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A. agrestis
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Anthoceros punctatus
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Anthoceros punctatus
. We provide the first detailed insight into the evolutionary history of the two species. Due to the rather conserved nature of organellar loci, we sequenced multiple accessions in the
Anthoceros agrestis
–
A. punctatus
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rbc
S and phytochrome. We used phylogenetic and dating analyses to uncover the relationships between these two taxa. Our analyses resolve a lineage of genetically near-uniform European
A. agrestis
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A. agrestis
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Anthoceros punctatus
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Anthoceros punctatus
. We provide the first detailed insight into the evolutionary history of the two species. Due to the rather conserved nature of organellar loci, we sequenced multiple accessions in the
Anthoceros agrestis
–
A. punctatus
complex using three nuclear regions: the ribosomal spacer ITS2, and exon and intron regions from the single-copy coding genes
rbc
S and phytochrome. We used phylogenetic and dating analyses to uncover the relationships between these two taxa. Our analyses resolve a lineage of genetically near-uniform European
A. agrestis
accessions and two non-European
A. agrestis
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Anthoceros punctatus
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