Genetic diversity and structure analyses on the natural populations of diploids and triploids of tiger lily, <Emphasis Type="Italic">Lilium lancifolium</Emphasis> Thunb., from Korea,China, and Japan |
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| Authors: | Sung-Il Lee Xuan Truong Nguyen Jong-Hwa Kim Nam-Soo Kim |
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| Institution: | 1.Department of Molecular Biosciences,Kangwon National University,Chuncheon,Korea;2.Oriental Bio-herb Research Institute,Kangwon National University,Chuncheon,Korea;3.Department of Horticulture,Kangwon National University,Chuncheon,Korea;4.Institute of Biomedical Science,Kangwon National University,Chuncheon,Korea |
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| Abstract: | Tiger lily, Lilium lancifolium Thumb. is an endemic species in Korea. Genetic structure and diversity of diploid and triploid tiger lily accessions were analyzed using SSRP and IRAP molecular markers. All genetic indices analyzed showed that the diploids hold higher genetic variations compared to the triploids which were collected from Korea, China, and Japan. All variations found in triploids were also found in diploids to support the autotriploidy of L. lancifolium. It was also revealed that the triploid populations have experienced population regrowth from small population after population bottleneck. The population and phylogenetic analyses showed that analyzed tiger lilies were partitioned into three populations, Pop 1 from West Sea of Korean Peninsula, Pop 2 from South Sea of Korean Peninsula and Pop 3 of triploids in which many accessions of West Sea and South Sea were admixed in each partitioned group. Although the level of population differentiation is not extensive, FST analysis revealed some level of differentiation among the three populations. The analyses of genetic structure and phylogenetic dendrogram revealed admixture in some accessions among populations. All the results obtained in our analyses imply that autotriploid tiger lilies were originated from a small number of accessions of diploid L. lancifolium. |
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