Claim · model-written summary
The higher differentiation of SC1 and SC2 is likely attributed to mountain barriers restricting gene flow.
- Taxon
- Triadica cochinchinensis
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Triadica cochinchinensist0 - Outcome
- higher genetic differentiatione0
- Qualifier
- mountain barriers restricting gene flowe1
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Verbatim
t0“Triadica cochinchinensis”
e0“populations SC1 and SC2 exhibited higher genetic differentiation from all others (FST > 0.1)”
e1“which is likely attributed to mountain barriers restricting gene flow”
Title
Pengyan Zhou; Qi Zhou; Chenghao Zhang; et al. Plants 2026. doi:10.3390/plants15081209
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Observation The average expected heterozygosity of T. cochinchinensis revealed by SSR markers was 0.774.
- Observation The average Shannon diversity index of T. cochinchinensis was 1.660.
- Observation The average observed heterozygosity was low at 0.323.
- Observation The average inbreeding coefficient within populations was relatively high at 0.466.
- Observation The authors suggest that inbreeding is likely occurring in the studied populations.
- Observation The He of the SC2 population (0.490) was below the mean He.
- Observation The He of the QY population (0.568) was below the mean He.
- Observation The He of the SC1 population (0.585) was below the mean He.
- Observation The average genetic differentiation coefficient between populations was 0.094.
- Observation The average gene flow (Nm) between populations was 2.278.
- Observation AMOVA showed 74% of the total variation was distributed within populations.
- Observation Populations SC1 and SC2 showed higher genetic differentiation from all other populations (FST > 0.1).
- Recommendation The authors recommend enhancing in situ conservation and facilitating assisted gene flow.