DNA content in South American endemic species of Lathyrus

The genome size was surveyed in 13 Notolathyrus species endemic to South America by flow cytometry and analyzed in an evolutionary and biogeographic context. A DNA content variation of 1.7-fold was registered, and four groups of species with different DNA content were determined. Although, the 2C va...

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Autores principales: Chalup, Laura María Isabel, Grabiele, Marina, Solís Neffa, Viviana Griselda, Seijo, José Guillermo
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spelling I48-R184-123456789-593702025-12-15T12:03:36Z DNA content in South American endemic species of Lathyrus Chalup, Laura María Isabel Grabiele, Marina Solís Neffa, Viviana Griselda Seijo, José Guillermo Notolathyrus DNA content Flow cytometry Karyotype evolution The genome size was surveyed in 13 Notolathyrus species endemic to South America by flow cytometry and analyzed in an evolutionary and biogeographic context. A DNA content variation of 1.7-fold was registered, and four groups of species with different DNA content were determined. Although, the 2C values were correlated with the total chromosome length and intrachromosomal asymmetry index (A1), the karyotype formula remained almost constant. The conservation of the karyotype formula is in agreement with proportional changes of DNA in the chromosome arms. Species with annual life cycle and shorter generation time had the lowest DNA content and the data suggest that changes in DNA content involved reductions of genome size in the perennial to annual transitions. The variation of 2C values was correlated with precipitation of the coldest quarter and, tosome extent, with altitude. Additional correlations with other variables were observed when the species were analyzed separately according to the biogeographic regions. In general, the species with higher DNA content were found in more stable environments. The bulk of evidence suggests that changes on genome size would have been one of the most important mechanisms that drove or accompanied the diversification of Notolathyrus species. 2025-12-15T11:33:04Z 2025-12-15T11:33:04Z 2014-05-20 Artículo Chalup, Laura María Isabel, et al., 2014. DNA content in South American endemic species of Lathyrus. Journal of Plant Research. Sakai: Sociedad Botánica de Japón, vol. 127, p. 469-480. E-ISSN 1618-0860. DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/s10265-014-0637-z 0918-9440 http://repositorio.unne.edu.ar/handle/123456789/59370 en https://doi.org/10.1007/s10265-014-0637-z restrictedAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/ar/ application/pdf p. 469-480 application/pdf Sociedad Botánica de Japón Journal of Plant Research, 2014, vol. 127, p. 469-480.
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topic Notolathyrus
DNA content
Flow cytometry
Karyotype evolution
spellingShingle Notolathyrus
DNA content
Flow cytometry
Karyotype evolution
Chalup, Laura María Isabel
Grabiele, Marina
Solís Neffa, Viviana Griselda
Seijo, José Guillermo
DNA content in South American endemic species of Lathyrus
topic_facet Notolathyrus
DNA content
Flow cytometry
Karyotype evolution
description The genome size was surveyed in 13 Notolathyrus species endemic to South America by flow cytometry and analyzed in an evolutionary and biogeographic context. A DNA content variation of 1.7-fold was registered, and four groups of species with different DNA content were determined. Although, the 2C values were correlated with the total chromosome length and intrachromosomal asymmetry index (A1), the karyotype formula remained almost constant. The conservation of the karyotype formula is in agreement with proportional changes of DNA in the chromosome arms. Species with annual life cycle and shorter generation time had the lowest DNA content and the data suggest that changes in DNA content involved reductions of genome size in the perennial to annual transitions. The variation of 2C values was correlated with precipitation of the coldest quarter and, tosome extent, with altitude. Additional correlations with other variables were observed when the species were analyzed separately according to the biogeographic regions. In general, the species with higher DNA content were found in more stable environments. The bulk of evidence suggests that changes on genome size would have been one of the most important mechanisms that drove or accompanied the diversification of Notolathyrus species.
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author Chalup, Laura María Isabel
Grabiele, Marina
Solís Neffa, Viviana Griselda
Seijo, José Guillermo
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Grabiele, Marina
Solís Neffa, Viviana Griselda
Seijo, José Guillermo
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title DNA content in South American endemic species of Lathyrus
title_short DNA content in South American endemic species of Lathyrus
title_full DNA content in South American endemic species of Lathyrus
title_fullStr DNA content in South American endemic species of Lathyrus
title_full_unstemmed DNA content in South American endemic species of Lathyrus
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publisher Sociedad Botánica de Japón
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