Evidence from genome-wide simple sequence repeat markers for a polyphyletic origin and secondary centers of genetic diversity of Brassica juncea in China and India

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第一作者： Chen, Sheng

作者： Chen, Sheng;Nelson, Matthew N.;Chen, Sheng;Nelson, Matthew N.;Cowling, Wallace A.;Wan, Zhenjie;Fu, Tingdong;Chauhan, Jitendra S.;Redden, Robert;Burton, Wayne A.;Salisbury, Phillip A.;Lin, Ping;Salisbury, Phillip A.

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关键词： allelic diversity;crop evolution;Indian mustard;migration route;oriental mustard

期刊名称：JOURNAL OF HEREDITY （ 影响因子：2.645； 五年影响因子：3.069 ）

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摘要： The oilseed Brassica juncea is an important crop with a long history of cultivation in India and China. Previous studies have suggested a polyphyletic origin of B. juncea and more than one migration from the primary to secondary centers of diversity. We investigated molecular genetic diversity based on 99 simple sequence repeat markers in 119 oilseed B. juncea varieties from China, India, Europe, and Australia to test whether molecular differentiation follows Vavilov's proposal of secondary centers of diversity in India and China. Two distinct groups were identified by markers in the A genome, and the same two groups were confirmed by markers in the B genome. Group 1 included accessions from central and western India, in addition to those from eastern China. Group 2 included accessions from central and western China, as well as those from northern and eastern India. European and Australian accessions were found only in Group 2. Chinese accessions had higher allelic diversity per accession (Group 1) and more private alleles per accession (Groups 1 and 2) than those from India. The marker data and geographic distribution of Groups 1 and 2 were consistent with two independent migrations of B. juncea from its center of origin in the Middle East and neighboring regions along trade routes to western China and northern India, followed by regional adaptation. Group 1 migrated further south and west in India, and further east in China, than Group 2. Group 2 showed diverse agroecological adaptation, with yellow-seeded spring-sown types in central and western China and brown-seeded autumn-sown types in India.

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