Mating systems in representatives of Parmeliaceae, Ramalinaceae and Physciaceae ( Lecanoromycetes, lichen-forming ascomycetes)
The progeny of meiosis of eight Parmeliaceae, two Ramalinaceae and seven Physciaceae were subjected to fingerprint analysis using RAPD-PCR applied to single spore isolates. The sample set included common and widespread rarely fertile species ( Parmelia sulcata, Pseudevernia furfuracea, Physcia tenel...
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| description | The progeny of meiosis of eight
Parmeliaceae, two
Ramalinaceae and seven
Physciaceae were subjected to fingerprint analysis using RAPD-PCR applied to single spore isolates. The sample set included common and widespread rarely fertile species (
Parmelia sulcata,
Pseudevernia furfuracea,
Physcia tenella), local to common, infrequently fertile species (
Melanelixia glabra,
Parmelina tiliacea,
Xanthoparmelia conspersa,
X. stenophylla,
Anaptychia runcinata,
Diploicia canescen,
Physconia distorta), local to rare, infrequently or regularly fertile species with declining distributions (
Parmelina carporrhizans,
P. quercina,
Ramalina fastigiata,
R. fraxinea,
Anaptychia ciliaris), and local to common, regularly fertile species (
Physcia aipolia,
P. stellaris). All species turned out to be heterothallic, polymorphisms among RAPD markers ranging from 10–87
%. The significance of these findings for population genetics and conservation biology, and potential reasons for infrequent ascoma formation in some of the species are discussed. |
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Physcia tenella), local to common, infrequently fertile species (
Melanelixia glabra,
Parmelina tiliacea,
Xanthoparmelia conspersa,
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Anaptychia runcinata,
Diploicia canescen,
Physconia distorta), local to rare, infrequently or regularly fertile species with declining distributions (
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Physcia aipolia,
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Parmeliaceae, two
Ramalinaceae and seven
Physciaceae were subjected to fingerprint analysis using RAPD-PCR applied to single spore isolates. The sample set included common and widespread rarely fertile species (
Parmelia sulcata,
Pseudevernia furfuracea,
Physcia tenella), local to common, infrequently fertile species (
Melanelixia glabra,
Parmelina tiliacea,
Xanthoparmelia conspersa,
X. stenophylla,
Anaptychia runcinata,
Diploicia canescen,
Physconia distorta), local to rare, infrequently or regularly fertile species with declining distributions (
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P. quercina,
Ramalina fastigiata,
R. fraxinea,
Anaptychia ciliaris), and local to common, regularly fertile species (
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Ramalinaceae and seven
Physciaceae were subjected to fingerprint analysis using RAPD-PCR applied to single spore isolates. The sample set included common and widespread rarely fertile species (
Parmelia sulcata,
Pseudevernia furfuracea,
Physcia tenella), local to common, infrequently fertile species (
Melanelixia glabra,
Parmelina tiliacea,
Xanthoparmelia conspersa,
X. stenophylla,
Anaptychia runcinata,
Diploicia canescen,
Physconia distorta), local to rare, infrequently or regularly fertile species with declining distributions (
Parmelina carporrhizans,
P. quercina,
Ramalina fastigiata,
R. fraxinea,
Anaptychia ciliaris), and local to common, regularly fertile species (
Physcia aipolia,
P. stellaris). All species turned out to be heterothallic, polymorphisms among RAPD markers ranging from 10–87
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| subjects | Anaptychia Ascomycetes Ascomycota Ascomycota - physiology Diploicia canescens Ecosystem Estonia Fingerprinting techniques Genes, Mating Type, Fungal - genetics Heterothallism Homothallism Lecanorales Meiosis microbial physiology Netherlands Parmelia sulcata Parmeliaceae Physcia aipolia Physcia tenella Physciaceae Physconia distorta Polymorphic markers Polymorphism, Genetic Pseudevernia furfuracea Ramalina fastigiata Ramalinaceae Random Amplified Polymorphic DNA Technique RAPD-PCR Single spore isolates spore germination Spores, Fungal - growth & development Trees |
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