Chloroplast microsatellites in barley: the reduction of variability spectrum in cultivated forms

Abstract

The chloroplast genomes of 67 accessions of Hordeum vulgare L were surveyed for simple sequence repeat polymorphism. Seven SSR loci were investigated, trnL/trnF and psbI-trnS intergenic regions, as well as two regions 3' trnS genes were polymorphic. The rare variants of these loci were revealed and five rare accessions were found. Our results show an extremely low level of cpDNA polymorphism of cultivated barley.

Keywords

HORDEUM VULGARE L

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Lukhanina N.V., Sinyavskaya M.G., Goloenko I.M., Davydenko O.G.