Seasonal genetic structure in Beijing populations of the grain aphid Sitobion miscanthi (Takahashi): an investigation using microsatellites
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The grain aphid Sitobion miscanthi (Takahashi) is a major pest of cereal crops in China. Sexual reproduction is rarely found in this species, and the reproductive strategy is expected to be reflected in the population genetic structure. Using five microsatellites, we analyzed four populations of S. miscanthi sampled during the 2005-2006 wheat season (from October to May) from a Beijing suburb. Substantial allelic diversity was found, with an average 9.8 alleles per locus, but there were only 45 five-locus genotypes detected among the 143 aphid samples. Of the six commonest five-locus genotypes, four were found in all the seasonal populations, and must have reproduced by continuous parthenogenesis through the seasons (including a winter) because of the big differences between their observed and expected frequencies. All populations showed extremely high heterozygosity and heterozygosity excesses, and significantly deviated from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium even in data sets including one individual per genotype. Those genetic features occur because S. miscanthi is almost anholocyclic. The population collected immediately after the winter significantly differentiated from the other three populations collected earlier or later (F_<ST>=0.059-0.064), while differentiations among the other three populations were not significant (F_<ST>= -0.016--0.004). The probable causes of this seasonal variation were discussed.
- 日本応用動物昆虫学会の論文
- 2008-02-25
著者
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Wang Yong-mo
Ipmist Laboratory College Of Agronomy And Biotechnology China Agricultural University:college Of Pla
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Zhang Guo-liang
Institute Of Agricultural Environment And Sustainable Development Caas
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Shen Zuo-rui
Ipmist Laboratory College Of Agronomy And Biotechnology China Agricultural University
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GAO Ling-Wang
IPMist Laboratory, College of Agronomy and Biotechnology, China Agricultural University
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Gao Ling-wang
Ipmist Laboratory College Of Agronomy And Biotechnology China Agricultural University