Theme 05: Biotic Constraints to Forage Production from Grasslands
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This work aimed to determine the genetic diversity of Colletotrichum gloeosporioides infecting Stylosanthes spp. in Brazil, China and India. A total of 132 isolate originating from S. seabrana, S. macrocephala, S. capitata, S. scabra, and S. guianensis were used. Four major genetic groups were identified from an analysis of genetic diversity using selection-neutral DNA markers. Group 1 contained 20 isolates and this may represent a genotype that migrated from the center of diversity in Brazil and Colombia to Australia, Thailand and India. Group 2 consisted of 66 Brazilian isolates and group 3 had 19 isolates from Australia, Burundi, Brazil, China, Colombia, Ivory Coast and Peru. The 27 isolates in group 4 were very diverse with >50% dissimilarity between some isolates. Genetic diversity in Brazil and China was more extensive than in the Indian pathogen population.
Citation
Weeds, P.; Chakraborty, S.; Fernandes, Celso D.; Charchar, M. J.; Ramesh, C. R.; Liu, Guodao; and Kelemu, S., "Genetic Diversity in the Anthracnose Pathogen Infecting Stylosanthes in Brazil, India and China" (2021). IGC Proceedings (1993-2023). 2.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/19/5/2
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Genetic Diversity in the Anthracnose Pathogen Infecting Stylosanthes in Brazil, India and China
This work aimed to determine the genetic diversity of Colletotrichum gloeosporioides infecting Stylosanthes spp. in Brazil, China and India. A total of 132 isolate originating from S. seabrana, S. macrocephala, S. capitata, S. scabra, and S. guianensis were used. Four major genetic groups were identified from an analysis of genetic diversity using selection-neutral DNA markers. Group 1 contained 20 isolates and this may represent a genotype that migrated from the center of diversity in Brazil and Colombia to Australia, Thailand and India. Group 2 consisted of 66 Brazilian isolates and group 3 had 19 isolates from Australia, Burundi, Brazil, China, Colombia, Ivory Coast and Peru. The 27 isolates in group 4 were very diverse with >50% dissimilarity between some isolates. Genetic diversity in Brazil and China was more extensive than in the Indian pathogen population.
