贵州赫章县野生韭菜资源调查与营养成分分析

贵州省是野生葱类资源的重要分布地区,特别是赫章县野生韭菜的分布面积较广。为了详细了解和研究野生韭菜的分布,对赫章县野生韭菜地理分布、生境及气候进行了专题调查,并对其主要营养成分进行了分析。结果发现,赫章县主要分布有3种野生韭菜,它们分别为多星韭(Allium wallichii Kunth.)、卵叶韭(Allium ovalifolium Hand.-Mazz.暂定名)和近宽叶韭(Allium hookeri Thwaites暂定名);对17种水解氨基酸检测表明,除脯氨酸外,野生韭菜的各种氨基酸含量均较栽培韭(Allaum tuberosum Rottler ex Spreng.)的含量高;而野生韭的含糖量却明显低于普通的栽培韭;在9种微量元素中,卵叶韭的锰、锌、铁的含量明显高于栽培韭和其他野生韭菜;对4种重金属检测表明,镉的含量在3种野生韭中均超标,特别是卵叶韭中的镉含量明显高于栽培韭和其他2种野生韭,卵叶韭的砷、汞、铅的含量也较高,超出了国家限量标准;原生境的多星韭的叶片和薹维生素C含量均高于栽培韭菜。本次调查中的野生韭菜资源生物学特征有明显特异性,营养成分存在很大差异,对这些资源的收集与保存将对丰富我国韭菜资源保存的多样性具有重要意义,对韭菜营养品质改良具有很大的开发和利用价值。     

胡葱与洋葱、葱亲缘关系初探

Allium ascalonicum L,在我国的邦名比较混乱,而且它与洋葱、葱的亲缘关系不清。作者认为,它在我国的邦名应规范为胡葱,同时,从性状比较的角度研究胡葱与洋葱、葱之间的亲缘关系。结果表明,胡葱的植物学特征和生物学特性介于洋葱和葱之间。     

葱的家族

百合科植物中，有个葱属，全世界共有450多种，在我国有100多种，是一个大家族。其中，洋葱、葱、蒜、韭菜是餐桌上经常能看到的菜肴和调料，这类蔬菜的营养很丰富，同时又具有保健功能。     

胡葱与洋葱、葱亲缘关系初探

Ａｌｌｉｕｍ　ａｓｃａｌｏｎｉｃｕｍ　Ｌ．在我国的邦名比较混乱，而互它与洋葱、葱的亲缘关系不清。作者认为，它在我国的邦名应规范为胡葱，同时，从性状比较的角度研究胡葱与洋葱、葱之间的亲缘关系。结果表明，胡葱的植物学特征和生物学特性介于洋葱和葱之间。     

胡葱与洋葱、葱过氧化物酶同工酶研究及聚类分析

本文对胡葱与洋葱、葱的功能叶过氧化物酶同工酶电泳图谱分析和聚类分析表明：这三个种及葱的3个交种闻的亲缘关系被区分开来;胡葱与洋葱的亲缘关系比胡葱与大葱的亲缘关系更近。     

韭菜迟眼蕈蚊的室内人工饲养技术

韭菜迟眼蕈蚊 Bradysia odoriphaga Yanget Zhang俗名韭蛆 ,是危害韭菜的主要害虫 ,亦可危害葱、蒜等作物。该幼虫群集在韭菜鳞茎处咬食 ,常造成韭菜大量死亡 ,严重发生地块可减产 5 0 %以上。目前生产上防治韭蛆常用对硫磷、甲拌磷等高毒药剂灌根防治 ,会造成食用者中毒事件。在进行防治韭蛆低毒药剂筛选工作中 ,需要大量虫龄一致的幼虫进行室内试验 ,作者经过多年的实践探索 ,研究出了一套韭菜迟眼蕈蚊室内人工饲养技术 ,现简介如下。1　材料与工具1 .1　直径 2 0 cm的花盆若干。1 .2　直径 1 2 cm、高 2 0 cm的玻璃罩 ,或用聚丙烯做成…     

五个红罗非鱼群体的遗传多样性分析

实验采用微卫星标记技术,选用22对微卫星引物对5个红罗非鱼群体进行遗传多样性分析。经PCR扩增,16个微卫星位点扩增产物在关岛红罗非鱼（GD）、珍珠白红罗非鱼（ZZ）、佛罗里达红罗非鱼（FL）、明月红罗非鱼（MY）、马来西亚红罗非鱼（ML）中均获得了清晰稳定的条带。分析结果显示:16个微卫星标记共检测到146个等位基因。5个群体的平均等位基因数（N_a）在6.5625-8.5625,平均有效等位基因数（N_e）在4.1495-6.1330,平均杂合度（H_e）在0.7491-0.8247,平均多态信息含量（PIC）在0.6939-0.7840,说明它们的遗传多态性丰富。卡方检验表明5个红罗非鱼群体的大部分位点偏离Hardy-Weinberg平衡。在5个群体中,关岛红罗非鱼（GD）与珍珠白红罗非鱼（ZZ）遗传相似系数（0.6171）最小,遗传距离（0.4827）最大,说明两者亲缘关系最远;佛罗里达红罗非鱼（FL）与马来西亚红罗非鱼（ML）遗传相似系数（0.9069）最大,遗传距离（0.0977）最小,可推断两者亲缘关系最近。采用UPGMA进行聚类分析,结果表明:佛罗里达与马来西亚先聚成一支,二者再与珍珠白聚在一起,接着三者与明月聚在一起,最后,四者与关岛聚到一起。聚类结果说明关岛群体与其他4个群体亲缘关系最远;佛罗里达与马来西亚亲缘关系最近,珍珠白群体次之,明月群体再次之。以上结果可推断5个红罗非鱼群体遗传多态性丰富,具有较大的选育潜力。     

古代“太子莲”及现代红花中国莲种质资源的RAPD分析

采用４０个１０碱基随机引物及８个锚定ＳＳＲ引物,对寿命为（５８０±７０）年的古代“太子莲”以及哈尔滨、河北、江西、湖南等地区的红花中国莲（ＮｅｌｕｍｂｏｎｕｃｉｆｅｒａＧａｅｒｔｎ．）野生居群或农家栽培品种的基因组ＤＮＡ进行了ＲＡＰＤ及微卫星（ＳＳＲ）ＤＮＡ多态性检测,共筛选出能产生多态性标记的ＲＡＰＤ引物１３个、ＳＳＲ引物２个。这１５个引物共扩增出１３５个位点,其中多态性位点７１个,占５２６％。琼脂糖电泳表明“太子莲”与哈尔滨红花莲表现出高度的遗传一致性,上述１５个引物未能在两组样品内检测到任何遗传变异。来自河北、江西、湖南的红花莲皆表现出不同程度的居群内或品种内分化。根据ＭＥＧＡ程序中的ＵＰＧＭＡ聚类分析结果,“太子莲”与哈尔滨、河北两地区的红花莲聚为一支。“太子莲”与河北红花莲的遗传距离最近（００５）,它们拥有共同的祖先。古代“太子莲”与其它４个地区的红花莲比较起来只缺少ＯＰＭＯ６３００一条带,仍属于红花中国莲这个种。湖南红花莲与江西红花莲之间可能有基因交流,彼此亲缘关系密切,聚为另一支。它们与“太子莲”遗传距离较远（０６７）。     

四个奥利亚罗非鱼群体的微卫星分析

应用筛选到的19对微卫星引物,对四个不同来源的奥利亚罗非鱼（Oreochromis aureus）群体（奥利亚罗非鱼83系、奥利亚罗非鱼02系、奥利亚罗非鱼05系和红色奥利亚罗非鱼）的基因组DNA进行PCR扩增,分析其群体遗传结构和亲缘关系。根据几个群体在19个位点上的PCR扩增图谱,统计计算各群体的遗传多样性指数。四个群体的平均观测遗传杂合度值在0．154—0．391间;平均预期杂合度在0．181—0．428间;平均多态信息含量值在0．1513—0．3882间,说明它们的遗传多样性水平较低。遗传偏离指数D的评估结果显示这4个群体有多个位点存在不同程度的Hardy—Weinberg遗传平衡偏离。运用MicroChecker软件进行零等位基因预测,结果显示除红色奥利亚罗非鱼群体外,其他3个群体中均可能存在零等位基因位点。各群体零等位基因的位点数分别为：83系1个,02系3个,05系7个,红奥群体为0。零等位基因位点的存在可能是导致位点发生Hardy—Weinberg遗传平衡偏离的原因之一。4个群体中,05系群体与83系群体间的遗传相似性系数最高（0．9422）,遗传距离最小（0．0596）,说明两者亲缘关系最近;83系群体与红奥群体的遗传相似性系数最低（0．6977）,遗传距离最大（0．3599）,可推断两者亲缘关系最远。根据群体间的遗传距离采用UPGMA法进行聚类,结果表明：83系首先与05系聚类为一支,然后与02系群体聚类,最后与红奥群体聚类。聚类结果说明红奥群体与其他三个群体亲缘关系最远;83系群体与05系群体亲缘关系最近,与02系群体次之。     

大连沿海鼠尾藻野生种群遗传结构的ISSR分析

为了解大连沿海鼠尾藻野生种群的遗传结构,采用ISSR分子标记技术对5个采自辽宁大连和1个采自山东蓬莱的野生鼠尾藻种群进行遗传多样性和亲缘关系分析。利用筛选出的14个ISSR引物共扩增得到160个位点,其中多态性位点145个,多态位点个数占90.62%。6个种群的多态位点百分率(PPB)分布为41.25%～64.38%,基因多样性指数(H)为0.2321～0.3464,而Shannon信息指数(I)则为0.1585～0.2333,大连沿海鼠尾藻种群的遗传多样性水平高于蓬莱种群。分子变异分析(AMOVA)结果表明:在总的遗传变异中,种群内部变异为5.66%,种群之间为64.34%。基因流Nm=0.7837,各种群间存在有限的基因交流。UPGMA聚类结果显示,大长山(DC)、董坨子(DT)和将军石种群(JJ)聚为一支,亲缘关系较近,再与石城岛(SC)和盐场种群(YC)聚类,最后与蓬莱种群(PL)聚类在一起。鼠尾藻的生殖方式以及生长环境的差别可能是其种群遗传分化的主要原因。     

Genetic diversity in the top onion,Allium ×proliferum (Alliaceae), analysed by isozymes

Polymorphisms for six enzyme systems (GPI, IDH, PDG, PGM, SKD, and TPI) were analysed in the top onion,Allium ×proliferum. Five multilocus isozyme genotypes were found. The banding patterns of top onions were compared with those ofA. ×wakegi, A. cepa, A. fistulosum, A. altaicum, and artificial hybrids between these three species. One top onion type and one artificial hybrid had identical banding patterns. Shallots andA. altaicum, the wild progenitor ofA. fistulosum, cannot be distinguished from the common onion andA. fistulosum, respectively; these species are also potential contributors to the top onion's gene pool.     

Number of aberrations per cell as a parameter of chromosome instability. 2. Comparative analysis of the factors of different nature

The average number of aberrations per aberrant cell was concluded to carry out information on chromosome instability peculiarities induced by different mutagens as it was shown in our previous work. The purpose of the current study was to present comparative analysis of intercellular distribution of number of aberrations and their theoretical approximations. Distribution of numbers of aberrations per cell in Allium cepa L. and Allium fistulosum L. root tip cells induced by different mutagenic factors (gamma-irradiation, thiotepa, formaldehyde and seed aging) have been studied. The results were approximated to theoretical Poisson, geometric and negative binomial distributions. The intercellular distribution of aberrations did not correspond to any of the used theoretical distributions when A. cepa seeds were gamma-irradiated. There was some, but not regular, accordance with theoretical distributions when chemical mutagens thiotepa in A. cepa and formaldehyde in A. fistulosum and seed aging in both species were evaluated. During seed aging frequency of aberrant cells increased more quickly in A. fistulosum in comparison with A. cepa.     

Phenetic analysis of Anemone coronaria (Ranunculaceae) and related species

This study clarifies the taxonomic status of Anemone coronaria and segregates the species and A. coronaria infraspecific variants using morphological and morphometric analyses. Principal component analysis of the coronaria group was performed on 25 quantitative and qualitative characters, and morphometric analysis of the A. coronaria infraspecific variants was performed on 21 quantitative and qualitative characters. The results showed that the A. coronaria group clustered into four major groups: A. coronaria L., A. biflora DC, A. bucharica (Regel) Juz.ex Komarov, and a final group including A. eranthioides Regel and A. tschernjaewii Regel. The data on the A. coronaria infraspecific variants clustered into six groups: A. coronaria L. var. coronaria L., var. cyanea Ard., var. albiflora Rouy & Fouc., var. parviflora Regel, var. ventreana Ard., and var. rissoana Ard.  © 2007 The Linnean Society of London, Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society , 2007, 153 , 417–438.     

Construction of SSR-based chromosome map in bunching onion (Allium fistulosum)

We have constructed a linkage map of bunching onion (Allium fistulosum L., 2n = 16) using an F(2) population of 225 plants. The map consists of 17 linkage groups with 212 bunching onion SSR markers and 42 bulb onion (A. cepa L.) SSR, InDel, CAPS or dCAPS markers, covering 2,069 cM. This is the first report of a linkage map mainly based on SSR markers in the genus Allium. With the 103 anchor markers [81 bunching onion SSRs, 11 bulb onion SSRs and 11 bulb onion non-SSRs (1 InDel, 9 CAPSs and 1 dCAPS)] whose chromosome assignments were identified in A. cepa and/or A. fistulosum, via the use of several kinds of Allium alien addition lines, 16 of the 17 linkage groups were connected to the 8 basic chromosomes of A. cepa.     

Interspecific chromosomal rearrangements in monosomic addition lines of Allium.

Monosomic alien addition lines (MAALs) are useful for assigning linkage groups to chromosomes. We examined whether the chromosomal rearrangements following the introduction of a single onion (Allium cepa) chromosome into the Allium fistulosum genome were produced by homeologous crossing over or by a nonreciprocal conversion event. Among the monosomic lines available, 17 were studied by fluorescent genomic in situ hybridisation, using total A. cepa genomic DNA as the probe and total A. fistulosum genomic DNA as the competitor. In this way, rearrangements such as chromosomal translocations between A. cepa and A. fistulosum were identified as terminal regions consisting of tandem DNA repeats. Homeologous crossing over between the two closely related genomes occurred in 4 of the 17 lines, suggesting that such events are not rare. On the basis of a detailed molecular cytogenetic characterisation, we identified true monosomic alien addition lines for A. cepa chromosomes 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8 that can reliably be used in genetic studies.     

RAPD Analysis and the Probable Evolutionary Route of Wild Relatives of Barley from China

he genetic relationships among 12 wild relatives and cultivar of barley ( Hordeum vulgare L.) as well as 1 perennial wild barley grass (H. brevisubulatum (Trin.) Link) from China were investigated by RAPD analysis. 36 out of 63 arbitrary primers produced 285 distinctive bands in total, 219 of which were polymorphic. Clearly resolved bands were treated as independent characters and scored for their presence or absence in a binary data matrix. Simple matching coefficients and Nei's similarity coefficients were calculated respectively. Dendrograms were generated by using the PHYLIP 3.5c software. The results revealed that the cultivated barley and their wild relatives from China were clustered into one group, among which, the two-rowed wild relatives of barley ( H. vulgare L. ssp. spontaneum (Koch) Hsü) and the six-rowed wild forms (H. vulgare L. ssp. agriocrithon (Aberg) Hsü) were respectively clustered into different subgroups. It was considered that wild relatives of barley from China were subspecies of H.vulgare. And it was proposed that the cultivated barley was originally evolved from the two-rowed wild barley. The retrogressive two-rowed wild barley and the bottle-shaped wild forms (H. vulgare L. ssp. agriocrithon var. lagunculiforme Bakht Hsü) were the intermediate types in the evolutionary route from the two-rowed wild barley to the six-rowed wild forms and eventually evolved to the cultivated barley.     

Comparison of the distribution of the repetitive DNA sequences in three variants of Cucumis sativus reveals their phylogenetic relationships

Repetitive DNA sequences with variability in copy number or/and sequence polymorphism can be employed as useful molecular markers to study phylogenetics and identify species/chromosomes when combined with fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH). Cucumis sativus has three variants, Cucumis sativus L. var. sativus, Cucumis sativus L. var. hardwickii and Cucumis sativus L. var. xishuangbannesis. The phylogenetics among these three variants has not been well explored using cytological landmarks. Here, we concentrate on the organization and distribution of highly repetitive DNA sequences in cucumbers, with emphasis on the differences between cultivar and wild cucumber. The diversity of chromosomal karyotypes in cucumber and its relatives was detected in our study. Thereby, sequential FISH with three sets of multi-probe cocktails (combined repetitive DNA with chromosome-specific fosmid clones as probes) were conducted on the same metaphase cell, which helped us to simultaneously identify each of the 7 metaphase chromosomes of wild cucumber C. sativus var. hardwickii. A standardized karyotype of somatic metaphase chromosomes was constructed. Our data also indicated that the relationship between cultivar cucumber and C. s.var. xishuangbannesis was closer than that of C. s. var. xishuangbannesis and C. s. var. hardwickii.     

RAPDs and noncoding chloroplast DNA reveal a single origin of the cultivated Allium fistulosum from A. altaicum (Alliaceae)

The origin of the crop species Allium fistulosum (bunching onion) and its relation to its wild relative A. altaicum were surveyed with a restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) analysis of five noncoding cpDNA regions and with a random amplified polymorhic DNA (RAPD) analysis of nuclear DNA. Sixteen accessions of A. altaicum, 14 accessions of A. fistulosum, representing the morphological variability of the species, and five additional outgroup species from Allium section Cepa were included in this study. The RFLP analysis detected 14 phylogenetically informative character transformations, whereas RAPD revealed 126 polymorphic fragments. Generalized parsimony, neighbor-joining analysis of genetic distances, and a principal co-ordinate analysis were able to distinguish the two species, but only RAPD data allowed clarification of the interrelationship of the two taxa. The main results of this investigation were: (1) A. fistulosum is of monophyletic origin, and (2) A. fistulosum originated from an A. altaicum progenitor, making A. altaicum a paraphyletic species. Compared with A. altaicum the cultivated accessions of the bunching onion show less genetic variability, a phenomenon that often occurs in crop species due to the severe genetic bottleneck of domestication. Allium altaicum and A. fistulosum easily hybridize when grown together, and most garden-grown material is of recent hybrid origin.     

The identification and analysis of the sequences that allow the detection of <Emphasis Type="Italic">Allium cepa</Emphasis> chromosomes by GISH in the allodiploid <Emphasis Type="Italic">A. wakegi</Emphasis>

In Allium wakegi, which is an allodiploid species between Allium cepa and Allium fistulosum, each genome can be clearly distinguished using genomic in situ hybridization (GISH). Genomic DNA of A. cepa and A. fistulosum is differentiated both qualitatively and quantitatively. We wanted to isolate nucleotide sequences that give genome-specific signals on A. cepa chromosomes in GISH experiments in A. wakegi. We isolated 23 clones that show GISH-like signal patterns in fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) and analyzed their distribution in the A. cepa- and A. fistulosum-derived genomes of A. wakegi. There was considerable variation in the abundance and distribution of these cloned sequences on the chromosomes of the two species. The degree of A. cepa specificity varied among the clones. Twenty-two of the clones showed an even distribution over most chromosome arms with some clustering in the pericentromeric regions, but one clone showed very distinct terminal signals on some chromosomes. Whereas these sequences are not specific for A. cepa, changes in bases in nucleotide sequences and in their amount result in genome-specific characteristics in GISH experiments.