Molecular Genetic Variation in Cogongrass Near the Point of Initial Introduction into the Southeastern United States Ludovic J.A.Capo-chichi W.H. Faircloth,A.G.

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Molecular Genetic Variation in Cogongrass Near the Point of Initial Introduction into the Southeastern United States Ludovic J.A.Capo-chichi W.H. Faircloth,A.G. Williamson M. G. Patterson, J.H. Miller S. L. Noffsinger, and Edzard van Santen Auburn University

Botanical Characteristics of I. cylindrica Nov-18

Inflorescences of I. cylindrica Nov-18

Morphological differences Nov-18

Infestation with I. cylindrica 20-fold increase from 1954 to 1974 50-fold increase from 1974 to 2003 Most likely an underestimate of the total area currently infested Survey concentrated on highway right-of-ways Nov-18

Sampling Cogongrass in Mobile Cty Nov-18

Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism (AFLP) A PCR-based molecular technique that can provide An estimate of genetic diversity in introduced species, Evidence of multiple introductions, Evidence of zones of hybridization, and Identify compatible relationships between biocontrol agent and weed host Nov-18

AFLP protocol Extract total genomic DNA (CTAB protocol) Quantify and standardize DNA concentrations Standard AFLP protocol Pre-amplification Selective amplification Banding patterns visualized with IR dyes Manual scoring Nov-18

Statistical Analysis Cluster analysis Canonical discriminant analysis Relationship based on the banding profile of individuals Assigns these individuals to artificial clusters Canonical discriminant analysis Analysis based on preexisting groups (sampling sites) Maximizes among group differences based on the common profile of members of a group Nov-18

Statistical Analysis (cont.) Gene diversity estimates A measure of genetic variance of a population equal to the probability of identity of randomly chosen genes Gene flow (Nm) estimates Refers to all mechanisms resulting in the movement of genes from one population to another Nov-18

Polymorphism and Gene Diversity Polymorhic markers Gene Population n % diversity H T P1 59 43 0.10 P2 55 40 0.14 P3 68 50 0.16 P4 58 42 0.13 P5 48 35 0.09 P6 59 43 0.10 P7 44 32 0.11 P8 45 33 0.09 Pi 27 20 0.07 Nov-18

AFLP Fingerprint - Grouping by Location Nov-18

Analysis of Molecular Variance (AMOVA) Nov-18

Canonical Discriminant Analysis P3 P2, P4 P1 Pi P5 P6, P7, P8 Nov-18

Gene Flow Estimates Nov-18

Why are Gene Flow Estimates N.S. Close geographic proximity Statistics are not very sensitive Nov-18

Summary AFLPs work well in weedy species Populations of I. cylindrica near the point of initial introduction contain quite a bit of genetic variation 74 % of all AFLP markers showed polymorphism Nov-18

Summary (cont.) Founder effect. The founder source contains the lowest gene diversity. Something that was not well-known 56 % of the molecular variance was contained within populations Evidence that populations are differentiated Nov-18

Summary (cont.) In both cases (molecular and historical) there is no evidence for private alleles Creation of genetic diversity Genetic recombination Variation created at vegetative level Anthropogenic dispersal is one of the powerful agents for local dispersal of I. cylindrica Nov-18

“ Invasive Plants – Arming to Defend and Win” Southeast Exotic Pest Plant Council’s 7th Annual Conference Alabama Invasive Plant Council’s 3rd Annual Conference Nov-18