Research Article
Population Genetic Analysis of Lobelia rhynchopetalum Hemsl. (Campanulaceae) Using DNA Sequences from ITS and Eight Chloroplast DNA Regions
Table 2
(1) Name and sequence of primers used for the amplification and sequencing of target DNA regions; (2) Genbank accession numbers of representative sequences and some sequence characteristics of each DNA region.
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aPrimers’ original reference is White et al. [14]; bprimers were designed for this study; cprimers were used both for amplification and sequencing; dprimers were used for amplification only; ethe values were calculated based on aligned sequences of Lobelia rhynchopetalum and Lobelia erinus. GBAN: gene bank accession numbers of L. rhynchopetalum sequences. Note: in cases when there is more than one accession number for a given DNA region, the accession numbers are given in range. For example, FJ664108-9 represents two accession numbers (FJ664108 and FJ664109). NVSWLr: number of variable sites within L. rhynchopetalum; TAL: total aligned length; NVS: number of variable sites; %VS: percent variable sites; NPIS: number of parsimony informative sites; %PIS: percent parsimony informative sites; %PIVS: percent parsimony informative variable sites. |