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A clue to the evolutionary history of modern East Asian flora: Insights from phylogeography and diterpenoid alkaloid distribution pattern of the Spiraea japonica complex
Luo,Dong; Song,Min-shu; Xu,Bo; Zhang,Yu; Zhang,Jian-wen; Ma,Xiang-guang; Hao,Xiao jiang; Sun,Hang
2023
发表期刊MOLECULAR PHYLOGENETICS AND EVOLUTION
ISSN1095-9513
卷号184页码:107772
摘要Each subkingdom of East Asian flora (EAF) has a unique evolutionary history, but which has rarely been described based on phylogeographic studies of EAF species. The Spiraea japonica L. complex, which is widespread in East Asia (EA), has received considerable attention because of the presence of diterpenoid alkaloids (DAs). It provides a proxy for understanding the genetic diversity and DA distribution patterns of species under various environmental conditions associated with the geological background in EA. In the present study, the plastome and chloroplast/nuclear DNA of 71 populations belonging to the S. japonica complex and its congeners were sequenced, combined with DA identification, environmental analyses, and ecological niche modelling, to investigate their phylogenetic relationships, genetic and DAs distribution patterns, biogeography, and demographic dynamics. An ampliative S. japonica complex was put forward, comprising all species of Sect. Calospira Ser. Japonicae, of which three evolutionary units carrying their respective unique types of DAs were identified and associated with the regionalization of EAF (referring to the Hengduan Mountains, central China, and east China). Moreover, a transition belt in central China with its biogeographic significance was revealed by genetic and DA distribution patterns from the perspective of ecological adaptation. The origin and onset differentiation of the ampliative S. japonica complex was estimated in the early Miocene (22.01/19.44 Ma). The formation of Japanese populations (6.75 Ma) was facilitated by the land bridge, which subsequently had a fairly stable demographic history. The populations in east China have undergone a founder effect after the Last Glacial Maximum, which may have been promoted by the expansion potential of polyploidization. Overall, the in-situ origin and diversification of the ampliative S. japonica complex since the early Miocene is a vertical section of the formation and development of modern EAF and was shaped by the geological history of each subkingdom.
关键词ampliative Spiraea japonica complex East Asian flora Transition belt Phylogeography Diterpenoid alkaloids MOLECULAR PHYLOGEOGRAPHY SECONDARY METABOLITES HENGDUAN MOUNTAINS QUATERNARY CLIMATE PLANT DIVERSITY ROSACEAE DNA CHLOROPLAST COALESCENT CHINA
学科领域Biochemistry & Molecular Biology ; Evolutionary Biology ; Genetics & Heredity
DOI10.1016/j.ympev.2023.107772
收录类别SCI
WOS记录号WOS:000999363700001
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条目标识符http://ir.kib.ac.cn/handle/151853/75498
专题中国科学院昆明植物研究所
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Luo,Dong,Song,Min-shu,Xu,Bo,et al. A clue to the evolutionary history of modern East Asian flora: Insights from phylogeography and diterpenoid alkaloid distribution pattern of the Spiraea japonica complex[J]. MOLECULAR PHYLOGENETICS AND EVOLUTION,2023,184:107772.
APA Luo,Dong.,Song,Min-shu.,Xu,Bo.,Zhang,Yu.,Zhang,Jian-wen.,...&Sun,Hang.(2023).A clue to the evolutionary history of modern East Asian flora: Insights from phylogeography and diterpenoid alkaloid distribution pattern of the Spiraea japonica complex.MOLECULAR PHYLOGENETICS AND EVOLUTION,184,107772.
MLA Luo,Dong,et al."A clue to the evolutionary history of modern East Asian flora: Insights from phylogeography and diterpenoid alkaloid distribution pattern of the Spiraea japonica complex".MOLECULAR PHYLOGENETICS AND EVOLUTION 184(2023):107772.
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