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How do genes flow? Identifying potential dispersal mode for the semi-aquatic lichen Dermatocarpon luridum using spatial modelling and photobiont markers

机译:基因如何流动?使用空间造型和Photobiont标记识别半水生儿地衣皮卡隆潜伏文献的潜在分散模式

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Landscape genetics is an interdisciplinary field that combines tools and techniques from population genetics with the spatially explicit principles from landscape ecology. Spatial variation in genotypes is used to test hypotheses about how landscape pattern affects dispersal in a wide range of taxa. Lichens, symbiotic associations between mycobionts and photobionts, are an entity for which little is known about their dispersal mechanism. Our objective was to infer the dispersal mechanism in the semi-aquatic lichen Dermatocarpon luridum using spatial models and the spatial variation of the photobiont, Diplosphaera chodatii. We sequenced the ITS rDNA and the β-actin gene regions of the photobiont and mapped the haplotype spatial distribution in Payuk Lake. We subdivided Payuk Lake into subpopulations and applied four spatial models based on the topography and hydrology to infer the dispersal mechanism. Genetic variation corresponded with the topography of the lake and the net flow of water through the waterbody. A lack of isolation-by-distance suggests high gene flow or dispersal within the lake. We infer the dispersal mechanism in D. luridum could either be by wind and/or water based on the haplotype spatial distribution of its photobiont using the ITS rDNA and β-actin markers. We inferred that the dispersal mechanism could be either wind and/or water dispersed due to the conflicting interpretations of our landscape hypotheses. This is the first study to use spatial modelling to infer dispersal in semi-aquatic lichens. The results of this study may help to understand lichen dispersal within aquatic landscapes, which can have implications in the conservation of rare or threatened lichens.
机译:景观遗传学是一种跨学科领域,将工具和技术与人口遗传学的工具和技术与景观生态学的空间明确原则相结合。基因型的空间变化用于测试假设关于景观模式如何影响各种分类群的散发。地衣,肌肉和光子之间的共生关联,是对它们的分散机制知之甚少的实体。我们的目的是使用空间模型和Photobiont的空间变异,推断出半水生地衣DercaTocarpon Luridum的分散机制,Diplosphaera Chodatii。我们测序其RDNA和Photobiont的β-肌动蛋白基因区域,并在Payuk湖中映射了单倍型空间分布。我们将Payuk Lake分成亚步进,并根据地形和水文应用了四种空间模型,以推断出分散机制。遗传变异与湖的形貌和通过水体的净水流。逐距离缺乏分离表明湖内的高基因流动或分散。我们推断D. D.Sutidum中的分散机制可以通过其RDNA和β-肌动蛋白标记物基于其Photobiont的单倍型空间分布来通过风和/或水。我们推断出由于我们景观假设的矛盾的矛盾,分散机制可能是风和/或水分散。这是第一次使用空间模型在半水生状中推断出分散的研究。本研究的结果可能有助于了解水生景观内的地衣分散,这可能对稀有或威胁的地衣的保护有影响。

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