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DNA barcode and phylogenetic study of the tribe Desmodieae (Fabaceae) in Korea

한국산 도둑놈의갈고리족(콩과)의 DNA 바코드 및 계통학적 연구

  • Received : 2019.08.12
  • Accepted : 2019.09.26
  • Published : 2019.09.30
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Abstract

Species identification for the Korean tribe Desmodieae was conducted using the DNA barcoding genes rbcL, matK (from chloroplast DNA) and ITS (from nuclear ribosomal DNA). A total of 25 taxa (n = 75) in five genera were sequenced, and neighbor-joining trees were constructed using different combinations of DNA barcodes. When comparing these phylogenetic trees, a tree with all loci combined (rbcL + matK + ITS) showed the highest rate of identification success (72%). On this tree, two subtribes and five genera within the tribe were supported as monophyletic. In the Desmodiinae clade, Desmodium and Hylodesmum were more closely related to each other than to Ohwia. In the Hylodesmum clade, H. oldhamii was found to be a sister to H. podocarpum complex, and all taxa within the complex were identified successfully. Subsp. fallax, regarded as a variety of subsp. oxyphyllum, is closely clustered with subsp. podocarpum. Although var. mandshuricum has been regarded as a synonym of var. oxyphyllum, this taxon is supported as a distinct variety. For the Lespedezinae clade, all species of Kummerowia were monophyletic, while nine of 16 Lespedeza taxa were identified successfully. In particular, the resolution of Macrolespedeza (28.5%) was lower than that of Junceae (77.8%). Among the Lespedeza taxa, L. cuneata was distinguishable from L. lichiyuniae, despite morphological similarities. It has been suggested that both L. maritima and L. inschanica are hybrids. The former is thought to be an independent species. While it is difficult to determine whether the latter originated via hybridization, this study showed that it is closely related to L. juncea.

본 연구에서는 DNA 바코드, 즉 엽록체 DNA의 rbcL, matK와 핵 리보솜 DNA의 ITS 염기서열을 이용하여 한국산 도둑놈의갈고리족 식물들의 종 식별을 실시하였다. 총 5개속 25분류군(총 75개체)의 식물에 대한 염기서열이 밝혀졌고, DNA 바코드 구간 조합에 따라 neighbor-joining 계통수들이 작성되었다. 그 결과, 종 식별률은 DNA 바코드 3개의 구간을 모두 사용하였을 때 가장 높게 나타났다(72%). rbcL+matK+ITS 계통수에서 본 족의 두 개의 아족과 다섯 속들은 단계통군으로 유집되었다. 도둑놈의갈고리아족군에서 도둑놈의 갈고리속과 갈고리속이 된장풀속보다 더 가깝게 묶였다. 갈고리속군에서 큰도둑놈의갈고리는 개도둑놈의갈고리 복합체의 자매군으로 형성되었고, 개도둑놈의갈고리의 종내분류군들은 각각 단계통을 형성하였다. 특히 형태적 변이로 인해 도둑놈의갈고리의 변종 또는 개도둑놈의갈고리와의 중간형으로 인식된 바 있는 긴도둑놈의갈고리는 개도둑놈의갈고리와 가장 가깝게 묶였다. 한편 도둑놈의갈고리의 변종이나 이명으로 인식되어온 애기도둑놈의갈고리는 변종으로 판단되었다. 싸리아족군의 경우, 매듭풀속 분류군들은 계통수상에서 각각 단계통으로 지지되었으나, 싸리속의 식물 16분류군 중 9분류군만 종식별이 가능하였다. 특히 싸리속내 땅비수리절보다 싸리절에서 낮은 종판별 해상능이 나타났다(싸리절=28.5%, 비수리절=77.8%). 싸리속 식물 중에 비수리는 계통수상에서 형태적으로 유사한 자주비수리와 확연히 구분되었다. 잡종으로도 인식된 바 있는 해변싸리와 청비수리 중, 해변싸리는 독립종으로 판단되었다. 반면 청비수리는 잡종 여부를 판단할 수는 없었지만, 땅비수리와 근연 관계에 있는 것으로 사료된다.

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