An application of genetics-chemicals constituents to the relatedness of three Euphorbia species
Moustafa, Mahmoud; Osama Mohammad Sayed Mostafa; Al-Shahrani, Dema; Alrumman, Sulaiman;
Abstract
Genetics and chemicals relatedness among three Euphorbia species (Euphorbia prostrata Aiton, Euphorbia peplus L. and Euphorbia terracina L.) were analysed by RAPD, ISSR markers and GC-MS technique. RAPD profiling pattern revealed that E. peplus and E. terracina in one cluster with similarity value (44.37%) while the lowest value (29.14%) between E. prostrata and E. terracina. ISSR profiling pattern revealed that E. prostrata and E. terracina in one cluster with similarity value (46.75%) and the lowest similarity value (37.87%) between E. prostrata and E.peplus. The sum results of RAPD and ISSR data revealed that E. peplus and E. terracina in one cluster with similarity value (44.69%) while the lowest value (36.88%) between E. prostrata and E. peplus. Sixty-eight chemicals pattern revealed that E. prostrata and E. peplus in one cluster with similarity value (39.71%) while the lowest value (25.0%) between E. prostrata and E. terracina. Super tree (RAPD, ISSR and phytocomponents) revealed that E. peplus and E. terracina in one cluster with similarity value (43.04%) while the lowest value (36.08%) between E. terracina and E. prostrata. In conclusion, biosystematics tools including biomarkers and chemical compounds can be applied to investigate relatedness of Euphorbia species and probably to other plant taxa.
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Title | An application of genetics-chemicals constituents to the relatedness of three Euphorbia species | Authors | Moustafa, Mahmoud; Osama Mohammad Sayed Mostafa ; Al-Shahrani, Dema; Alrumman, Sulaiman | Keywords | E. peplus;E. prostrata;E. terracina;GC-MS;markers | Issue Date | 1-Nov-2016 | Journal | Biologia (Poland) | Volume | 71 | Start page | 1240 | End page | 1249 | ISSN | 00063088 | DOI | 10.1515/biolog-2016-0148 | Scopus ID | 2-s2.0-85009089435 |
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