Paper · 1986 · Annals of Botany

Seed Protein Electrophoresis in Agropyron junceum (L.) P.B. Complex

M. MOUSTAKAS; L. SYMEONIDIS; H. COUCOLI

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Abstract

Agropyron striatulum (Elymus striatulus Run.) 2n = 14, A. rechingeri Run. 2n = 28, A. junceum (L.) P.B. subsp. boreoatlanticum simonet et Guinochet (A. junceiforme Löve and Löve) 2n = 28, A. junceum (L.) P.B. subsp. mediterraneum Simonet (A. junceum (L.) P.B.) 2n = 42 and A. diae (Elymus diae Run.) 2n = 56 were studied by isoelectric focusing of seed soluble proteins. The electrophoretic phenotypes obtained from the five materials showed a striking degree of similarity. The typical protein profile was recognized to consist of 40 bands. No qualitative protein phenotypic differences were found and all observed variation concerned the intensities of some particular bands. The data of the present study combined with cytological information provided by other workers indicate that in the composition of the polyploid taxa another genome besides that of the diploid A. striatulum is not likely to participate. Consequently the polyploid taxa of A. junceum (L.) P.B. complex can be characterized as segmental allopolyploids with the same basic genome more or less modified at different ploidy levels.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Five Agropyron materials showed strikingly similar electrophoretic phenotypes.

Taxon
Agropyron junceumt0
Outcome
electrophoretic phenotypese0
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striking degree of similaritye0

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“The electrophoretic phenotypes obtained from the five materials showed a striking degree of similarity.”

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“Agropyron junceum”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The typical seed protein profile comprised 40 bands.

Taxon
Agropyron junceumt0
Outcome
protein profilee0
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40 bandse0

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“The typical protein profile was recognized to consist of 40 bands.”

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“Agropyron junceum”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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No qualitative seed-protein phenotype differences were found.

Taxon
Agropyron junceumt0
Outcome
qualitative protein phenotypic differencese0
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Noe0

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“No qualitative protein phenotypic differences were found”

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“Agropyron junceum”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Observed protein-band variation involved band intensities.

Taxon
Agropyron junceumt0
Outcome
intensities of some particular bandse0

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“all observed variation concerned the intensities of some particular bands.”

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“Agropyron junceum”

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Mechanismauthor interpretationoriginal resultmeasured

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The authors infer no additional genome beyond diploid A. striatulum in the polyploid taxa.

Taxon
Agropyron junceumt0
Outcome
another genome besides that of the diploid A. striatulum is not likely to participatee0
Qualifier
polyploid taxae0

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“in the composition of the polyploid taxa another genome besides that of the diploid A. striatulum is not likely to participate.”

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“Agropyron junceum”

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Observationauthor interpretationoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

The polyploid Agropyron taxa were characterized as segmental allopolyploids with a shared modified basic genome.

Taxon
A. junceum (L.) P.B.e0
Outcome
segmental allopolyploids with the same basic genome more or less modified at different ploidy levelse0

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“the polyploid taxa of A. junceum (L.) P.B. complex can be characterized as segmental allopolyploids with the same basic genome more or less modified at different ploidy levels.”

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