Isozyme variation in diploid tropical and octoploid subtropical-temperate species of Bulnesia

Isozyme variation for 14 enzyme systems was studied in two diploid tropical species of Bulnesia (Zygophyllaceae), B. arborea and B. carrapo, and in the subtropicaltemperate octoploid, B. bonariensis. The estimated proportions of polymorphic loci for the tropical species appear low, 28.6 percent and...

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Autores principales: Hunziker, J.H., Schaal, B.A.
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spelling todo:paper_00221503_v74_n5_p358_Hunziker2023-10-03T14:27:37Z Isozyme variation in diploid tropical and octoploid subtropical-temperate species of Bulnesia Hunziker, J.H. Schaal, B.A. Isozyme variation for 14 enzyme systems was studied in two diploid tropical species of Bulnesia (Zygophyllaceae), B. arborea and B. carrapo, and in the subtropicaltemperate octoploid, B. bonariensis. The estimated proportions of polymorphic loci for the tropical species appear low, 28.6 percent and 22.7 percent, respectively. The octoploid species had a much higher estimated proportion of polymorphic loci, 46.1 percent, and exhibited complex allozyme phenotypes at some loci. Seed populations of Bulnesia species have genotypic proportions in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium for esterase and malic dehydrogenase loci. The present study confirms earlier reports that plant and animal polyploids display more genetic variation and biochemical diversity than do diploid species. © 1983, American Genetic Association. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00221503_v74_n5_p358_Hunziker
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description Isozyme variation for 14 enzyme systems was studied in two diploid tropical species of Bulnesia (Zygophyllaceae), B. arborea and B. carrapo, and in the subtropicaltemperate octoploid, B. bonariensis. The estimated proportions of polymorphic loci for the tropical species appear low, 28.6 percent and 22.7 percent, respectively. The octoploid species had a much higher estimated proportion of polymorphic loci, 46.1 percent, and exhibited complex allozyme phenotypes at some loci. Seed populations of Bulnesia species have genotypic proportions in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium for esterase and malic dehydrogenase loci. The present study confirms earlier reports that plant and animal polyploids display more genetic variation and biochemical diversity than do diploid species. © 1983, American Genetic Association.
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author Hunziker, J.H.
Schaal, B.A.
spellingShingle Hunziker, J.H.
Schaal, B.A.
Isozyme variation in diploid tropical and octoploid subtropical-temperate species of Bulnesia
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Schaal, B.A.
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title Isozyme variation in diploid tropical and octoploid subtropical-temperate species of Bulnesia
title_short Isozyme variation in diploid tropical and octoploid subtropical-temperate species of Bulnesia
title_full Isozyme variation in diploid tropical and octoploid subtropical-temperate species of Bulnesia
title_fullStr Isozyme variation in diploid tropical and octoploid subtropical-temperate species of Bulnesia
title_full_unstemmed Isozyme variation in diploid tropical and octoploid subtropical-temperate species of Bulnesia
title_sort isozyme variation in diploid tropical and octoploid subtropical-temperate species of bulnesia
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