Genetic diversity of Apis melliferacomplementary sex determiner (csd) in four Australian breeding populations
Honey bee ( Apis mellifera ) breeding has intensified as populations experience increasing stress and pollination demand increases. Breeding programmes risk genetic diversity losses as mating is focused on a small group of individuals. Loss of diversity at the complementary sex determiner ( csd ) l...
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| description | Honey bee (
Apis
mellifera
) breeding has intensified as populations experience increasing stress and pollination demand increases. Breeding programmes risk genetic diversity losses as mating is focused on a small group of individuals. Loss of diversity at the
complementary sex determiner
(
csd
) locus results in decreased viability and reduced honey production. Bees that are homozygous at
csd
become inviable males rather than workers. We examined
csd
diversity in four Australian breeding populations: a queen bee breeder from New South Wales, another from Queensland, a Western Australian breeding programme involving 11 bee breeders, and a research population at the NSW Department of Primary Industries. We found 82 unique
csd
alleles across the four populations, 16 of which have not been previously reported. This study provides a snapshot of
csd
diversity in Australia which will be useful for the national honey bee genetic improvement programme (Plan Bee). |
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complementary sex determiner
(
csd
) locus results in decreased viability and reduced honey production. Bees that are homozygous at
csd
become inviable males rather than workers. We examined
csd
diversity in four Australian breeding populations: a queen bee breeder from New South Wales, another from Queensland, a Western Australian breeding programme involving 11 bee breeders, and a research population at the NSW Department of Primary Industries. We found 82 unique
csd
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csd
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complementary sex determiner
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csd
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csd
become inviable males rather than workers. We examined
csd
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csd
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csd
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complementary sex determiner
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csd
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csd
become inviable males rather than workers. We examined
csd
diversity in four Australian breeding populations: a queen bee breeder from New South Wales, another from Queensland, a Western Australian breeding programme involving 11 bee breeders, and a research population at the NSW Department of Primary Industries. We found 82 unique
csd
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csd
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