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Genetic evaluation of the breeding population of a valuable reforestation conifer Platycladus orientalis (Cupressaceae).


ABSTRACT: Platycladus orientalis, a widespread conifer with long lifespan and significant adaptability. It is much used in reforestation in north China and commonly planted in central Asia. With the increasing demand for plantation forest in central to north China, breeding programs are progressively established for this species. Efficient use of breeding resources requires good understanding of the genetic value of the founder breeding materials. This study investigated the distribution of genetic variation in 192 elite trees collected for the breeding program for the central range of the species. We developed first set of 27 polymorphic EST-derived SSR loci for the species from transcriptome/genome data. After examination of amplification quality, 10 loci were used to evaluate the genetic variation in the breeding population. We found moderate genetic diversity (average He?=?0.348) and low population differentiation (Fst?=?0.011). Extensive admixture and no significant geographic population structure characterized this set of collections. Our analyses of the diversity and population structure are important steps toward a long-term sustainable deployment of the species and provide valuable genetic information for conservation and breeding applications.

SUBMITTER: Jin Y 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5056456 | biostudies-literature | 2016 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Genetic evaluation of the breeding population of a valuable reforestation conifer Platycladus orientalis (Cupressaceae).

Jin Yuqing Y   Ma Yongpeng Y   Wang Shun S   Hu Xian-Ge XG   Huang Li-Sha LS   Li Yue Y   Wang Xiao-Ru XR   Mao Jian-Feng JF  

Scientific reports 20161010


Platycladus orientalis, a widespread conifer with long lifespan and significant adaptability. It is much used in reforestation in north China and commonly planted in central Asia. With the increasing demand for plantation forest in central to north China, breeding programs are progressively established for this species. Efficient use of breeding resources requires good understanding of the genetic value of the founder breeding materials. This study investigated the distribution of genetic variat  ...[more]

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