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GST,p < 0.001) and low levels of seed-based gene flow. C. debaoensis (Cycadaceae) is an endangered species restricted to the border of Guangxi and Yunnan province in southwest China. This species has been classified into two types: sand and karst, according to the soil matrix they grow on. We examined chloroplast sequence variation of the cpDNA sequences from 11 populations of this species. Significant population genetic differentiation was detected (GST= 0.684 and FST = 0.74160). There was marked genetic differentiation between populations in the sand and karst regions and no expansion was detected. Climate changes during glacial periods have had significant effects on the current distribution of cycads. The molecular phylogenetic data, together with the geographic distribution of the haplotypes, suggest that C. debaoensis experienced range contraction during glacial periods, and that the current populations are still confined to the original refugia in southwest China which have favorable habitats in glacial period. These results imply that small refugia were maintained in both sand and karst regions during the LGM (last glacial maximum). This species had no postglacial recolonization and only stayed in these refugia up to now. The low within-population diversity of C. debaoensis suggests that there were strong bottleneck events or founder effects within each separate region during the Quaternary climatic oscillations. Relatively high genetic and haplotype diversities were detected in the newly discovered populations, which located at intermediate locality of sand regions and had morphological variation; this is probably the consequence of the admixture of different haplotypes colonizing the area from separate sources. C. micholitzii occurs in the Annan Highlands in central Vietnam near the Laos border. C. bifida occurs in North Vietnam; its distribution extends across the border into adjacent localities in Guangxi and Yunnan in China. For the comparability between them,theywere considered as the same species C. micholitzii by many academicians. The cpDNA sequences from 11 populations showed that these very controversial species, C. micholitzii and C. bifida, is paraphyletic and should belong to the same species C. micholitzii. AMOVA analysis showed that the component of among-population within region/species (76.46%) was unexpectedly larger than the among-species/region component (14.97%), which also indicates that there is no justification for recognizing two species as C. micholitzii and C. bifida. This hypothesis was also supported by the geological data, especially the neotectonic history of the indo-china block, which started to move south since Oligocene and cause the geographic isolation of these two groups. Therefore, the most likely explanation to the phenotypic similarities between these two groups may be the retention of ancestral polymorphisms in the paraphyletic group due to incomplete lineage sorting. Furthermore, the similarities may also be ascribed to pollen-mediated gene flow among geographically proximate populations and/or phenotypic convergence under similar selection schemes in the same region. C.micholitzi had the higest genetic diversity (HT = 0.980,) and genetic differentiation (GST = 0.830, NST = 0.915) among the C. micholitzii complex. The high genetic diversity might be attributed to its long evolutionary history, highly diverse habitats. The ineffective mode of seed dispersal and dramatic neotectonic movement in the distribution range of this species could result in the high genetic differentiation. 2. Phylogeographic analysis based on nuclear ribosomal sequences, We sequenced the nrDNA ITS in all 27 populations sampled, 7 haplotypes were identified, among which C. micholitzii had 6, while C. multipinnata, C. longipetiolula and C. debaoensis shared the remaining one. Compared to chloroplast genes, nuclear genes had higher correlation between genetic and geographical distance, but lower interspecies differentiation (54.42% vs 25.24%). Phylogeographical structure of C. micholitzii and C.bifida based on ITS Variation was consistent with the morphology differentiation. This similar in nuclear gene should be ascribed to pollen-mediated gene flow among geographically proximate populations.Long-distance gene flow over the two groups was clearly interrupted, which brought on the nrDNA genetic differenciation between the geographically isolated groups, to a certain extent affected the morphological variation. 3. Interspecies relationships among Cycas micholitzii complex, We analysed chloroplast sequence variation of the atpB-rbcL and psbA-trnH intergenic spacers in 27 populations sampled of C. micholitzii complex, AMOVA analysis showed that the component of among-species/region component (59.21%). However, phylogenic analysis showed that the haplotypes of C. micholitzii complex couldn`t grouped into four clusters closely corresponding to the narrowly defined C. micholitzi, C. multipinnata, C. debaoensis and C. longipetiolula. We concluded that the conflict may result from several factors: firstly incomplete lineage sorting of C. micholitzii; secondly hybridization/introgression of sympatrically cycads, which would be supported by evidence base on nrDNA ITS sequences; thirdly intramolecular recombination in cpDNA of cycads; eventually the neotectonic movement in the distribution range of this 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This question has been attractive to many evolutionary biologists for a long time. MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are endogenous posttranscriptional repressors and play essential roles in diverse biological processes in plants. To understand how natural selection has targeted on the entire lay of miRNA regulatory modules during flower development, we resequenced 31 miRNA target sites involved in flower development from five rice populations. We found that purifying selection serves as a major evolutionary force to act on the conserved miRNA binding sites, leading to the globally reduced genetic variation in highly conserved miRNA binding sequences within the entire rice samples. Conversely, positive selection allows variations at nonconserved miRNA binding sites and acts on them in a population-specific behaviour. Further analysis revealed that the polymorphisms within target sites may serve as raw materials for diverse functions of miRNAs by means of the destabilization of duplex, abolishment of existing target sites, and creation of novel ones. Together, the above-mentioned results indicate that variations at conserved binding sites are likely deleterious during rice flower development, whereas variants at nonconserved binding sites may be conductive to flower development-related phenotypic diversities and rice population adaption to variable environmental conditions as well. To further assess functional effects and evolutionary significance of variable alleles at the target genes, we reported the detailed characterization of the haplotype and linkage disequilibrium (LD) patterns of the entire target gene (LOC_Os01g18850，SPL 1) and the 1.4 Mb flanking regions in three rice populations, namely japonica, indica and O. rufipogon. The genetic profile of SNPs at target site and its flanking regions revealed high haplotype frequency, low haplotype diversity and strong LD in two cultivatedricepopulations. By contrast, we observed the opposite phenomena in O. rufipogon. Using the long-range haplotype (LRT) test, we found strong evidence of recent positive selection for SNP 3C/T alleles at target site in the combined O. sativa. Comparsion between the two rice subpopulations indicated that the major haplotype mh 2 containing SNP 3C accounts for half of all haplotypes in indica, while mh 3 containing SNP 3T is 91% in japonica. Moreover, the extent of LD is stronger in japonica than that in inidca. These differences suggest that independent evolutionary events may have occurred in target sequences of two cultivated rice populations and stronger positive selection acted on japonica. Next, we examined geographic distribution of polymorphic variants at target sites. 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Lasiodiplodia: Generic revision by providing molecular markers, geographical distribution and haplotype diversity
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MYCOSPHERE, 2023, 卷号: 14, 期号: 1, 页码: 1254-1339
Authors:
Rathnayaka,A. R.
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Chethana,K. W. T.
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Manawasinghe,I. S.
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Wijesinghe,S. N.
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de Silva,N.,I
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Tennakoon,D. S.
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Phillips,A. J. L.
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Liu,J. K.
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Jones,E. B. G.
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Wang,Y.
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Hyde,K. D.
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Botryosphaeriaceae
Lasiodiplodia theobromae
new geographical records
new host recordsc
1ST REPORT
GENETIC DIVERSITY
SOUTH-AFRICA
BOTRYOSPHAERIA-DOTHIDEA
CLIMATE-CHANGE
SHOOT BLIGHT
PRIMER SETS
TABLE GRAPE
ROOT-ROT
PATHOGENICITY
First Report of Botryosphaeriaceae Species on Camellia sinensis from Taiwan with a Global Checklist of Botryosphaeriaceae Species on this Host
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CHIANG MAI JOURNAL OF SCIENCE, 2021, 卷号: 48, 期号: 5, 页码: 1199-1223
Authors:
Rathnayaka,Achala R.
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Wedaralalage,Thilini Chethana Kandawatte
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Phillips,Alan J. L.
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Liu,Jian-Kui
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Hyde,Kevin D.
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host record
morphology
phylogeny
tea
BRANCH CANKER DISEASE
LASIODIPLODIA-THEOBROMAE
FRUIT ROT
BIOLOGICAL AGENTS
FUJIAN PROVINCE
LEAF NECROSIS
PRIMER SETS
SP-NOV
TEA
GENERA
Discovery of Three Novel Cytospora Species in Thailand and Their Antagonistic Potential
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DIVERSITY-BASEL, 2021, 卷号: 13, 期号: 10, 页码: 488
Authors:
Monkai,Jutamart
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Tibpromma,Saowaluck
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Manowong,Areerat
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Mapook,Ausana
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Norphanphoun,Chada
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Hyde,Kevin D.
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Promputtha,Itthayakorn
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antifungal activity
coelomycetous fungi
Cytosporaceae
multiloci phylogeny
saprobes
taxonomy
GENUS CYTOSPORA
PRIMER SETS
FUNGI
CANKER
CHINA
PATHOGENS
ALIGNMENT
POPULUS
NAMES
One New Species and Two New Host Records of Apiospora from Bamboo and Maize in Northern Thailand with Thirteen New Combinations
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LIFE-BASEL, 2021, 卷号: 11, 期号: 10, 页码: 1071
Authors:
Tian,Xingguo
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Karunarathna,Samantha C.
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Mapook,Ausana
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Promputtha,Itthayakorn
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Xu,Jianchu
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Bao,Danfeng
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Tibpromma,Saowaluck
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one new species
new combinations
new host records
phylogeny
taxonomy
ARTHRINIUM APIOSPORACEAE
PRIMER SETS
FUNGI
YUNNAN
Neopestalotiopsis cavernicola sp. nov. from Gem Cave in Yunnan Province, China
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PHYTOTAXA, 2021, 卷号: 512, 期号: 1, 页码: 1-27
Authors:
Liu,Xiangfu
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Tibpromma,Saowaluck
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Zhang,Fan
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Xu,Jianchu
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Chethana,K. W. T.
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Karunarathna,Samantha C.
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Mortimer,Peter E.
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Cave fungi
Morphology
One new species
Pestalotioid fungi
Phylogeny
Sporocadaceae
PESTALOTIOID FUNGI
BACKBONE TREE
PRIMER SETS
AMPHISPHAERIACEAE
GEOMICROBIOLOGY
ADDITIONS
OUTLINE
DISEASE
GENUS
TAXA
Stachybotrys musae sp. nov., S. microsporus, and Memnoniella levispora (Stachybotryaceae, Hypocreales) Found on Bananas in China and Thailand
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LIFE-BASEL, 2021, 卷号: 11, 期号: 4, 页码: 323
Authors:
Samarakoon,Binu C.
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Wanasinghe,Dhanushka N.
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Phookamsak,Rungtiwa
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Bhat,Jayarama
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Chomnunti,Putarak
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Karunarathna,Samantha C.
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Lumyong,Saisamorn
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new species
fungi on banana
Musaceae
saprobes
Sordariomycetes
PHYLOGENETIC-RELATIONSHIPS
PRIMER SETS
FUNGI
DIVERSITY
CHARTARUM
PANDANACEAE
ENDOPHYTES
DISEASE
RECORD
PALMS
Morpho-molecular taxonomic studies reveal a high number of endophytic fungi from Magnolia candolli and M. garrettii in China and Thailand
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MYCOSPHERE, 2021, 卷号: 12, 期号: 1, 页码: 163-237
Authors:
de Silva,N.,I
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Maharachchikumbura,S. S. N.
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Thambugala,K. M.
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Bhat,D. J.
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Karunarathna,S. C.
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Tennakoon,D. S.
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Phookamsak,R.
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Jayawardena,R. S.
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Lumyong,S.
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Hyde,K. D.
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Ascomycota
Basidiomycota
Dothideomycetes
Multi-locus sequence analysis
Sordariomycetes
Taxonomy
DNA-SEQUENCE DATA
NIGROSPORA-SPHAERICA
PHYLOGENETIC REASSESSMENT
SP-NOV
REFINED FAMILIES
PRIMER SETS
LEAF-SPOT
DIAPORTHE
DIVERSITY
PLANT
Five Novel Freshwater Ascomycetes Indicate High Undiscovered Diversity in Lotic Habitats in Thailand
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JOURNAL OF FUNGI, 2021, 卷号: 7, 期号: 2, 页码: 117
Authors:
Calabon,Mark S.
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Jones,E. B. Gareth
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Boonmee,Saranyaphat
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Doilom,Mingkwan
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Lumyong,Saisamorn
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Hyde,Kevin D.
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6 new taxa
aquatic fungi
Dothideomycetes
freshwater fungi
multi-loci phylogenetic analyses
Neoxylomyces
Sordariomycetes
tropical mycology
PHYLOGENETIC CONTRIBUTIONS
MOLECULAR PHYLOGENY
REFINED FAMILIES
SUBMERGED WOOD
BACKBONE TREE
WESTERN-GHATS
PRIMER SETS
FUNGI
NOV.
PHAEOACREMONIUM
Colletotrichum dracaenigenum, a new species on Dracaena fragrans
期刊论文
PHYTOTAXA, 2021, 卷号: 491, 期号: 2, 页码: 143-157
Authors:
Chaiwan,Napalai
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Tibpromma,Saowaluck
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Jayawardena,Ruvishika S.
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Mapook,Ausana
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Wanasinghe,Dhanushka N.
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Mortimer,Peter E.
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Lumyong,Saisamorn
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Hyde,Kevin D.
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Morphology
Multi-locus
Novel species
Phylogeny
Taxonomy
FUNGI
DIVERSITY
SPP.
ANTHRACNOSE
FAMILIES
GENERA
Three new host records of endophytic Neofusicoccum species reported from Dendrobium orchids
期刊论文
PHYTOTAXA, 2021, 卷号: 494, 期号: 2, 页码: 193-207
Authors:
Ma,Xiao-Ya
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Hyde,Kevin D.
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Phillips,Alan J. L.
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Kang,Ji-Chuan
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Chomnunti,Putarak
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Doilom,Mingkwan
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Botryosphaeriaceae
endophytes
multi-genes
new host records
Orchidaceae
FUNGAL ENDOPHYTES
BOTRYOSPHAERIACEAE
DIVERSITY
DIEBACK
IDENTIFICATION
PHYLOGENY
POPULATIONS
AUSTRALIA
CULTURES
VICTORIA
