Microsatellite markers for northern red oak (Fagaceae:Quercus rubra)
Preston R. Aldrich, Charles H. Michler, Weilin Sun, Jeanne Romero‐Severson
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Preston R. Aldrich, Charles H. Michler, Weilin Sun, Jeanne Romero‐Severson
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Abstract We provide primer sequences for 14 (GA)nmicrosatellite loci developed from northern red oak, an important timber species. We screened loci using two sets of samples. A parent–offspring set included DNA from seven acorns collected from one mother tree along with maternal DNA, to determine that all progeny carried a maternal allele at each locus. The other set was comprised of 10 adult trees sampled from Indiana old‐growth forest, providing a measure of diversity revealed by each locus.
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Abstract We provide primer sequences for 14 (GA)nmicrosatellite loci developed from northern red oak, an important timber species. We screened loci using two sets of samples. A parent–offspring set included DNA from seven acorns collected from one mother tree along with maternal DNA, to determine that all progeny carried a maternal allele at each locus. The other set was comprised of 10 adult trees sampled from Indiana old‐growth forest, providing a measure of diversity revealed by each locus.
Key concepts: Fagaceae, Microsatellite, Biology, Locus (genetics), Genetic diversity, Allele, Botany, Evolutionary biology