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Supplementary Material 5: Characterisation and transferability of microsatellite markers for the endangered rainforest tree, Gossia gonoclada (Myrtaceae)
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Supplementary Material 5: Characterisation and transferability of microsatellite markers for the endangered rainforest tree, Gossia gonoclada (Myrtaceae)

Laura Simmons, Tamara K Taylor, Jacinta M Zalucki, Susan E Hoebee, Denise R Fernando, Gareth D Holmes and Alison Shapcott
Conservation Genetics Resources, Vol.10(2)
2018
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Evolutionary Biology Genetics Fisheries Sciences Australia conservation microsatellite primers rainforest Gossia gonoclada Myrteae population genetics
We describe the first set of 24 microsatellites markers developed for Gossia gonoclada, an endangered Australian rainforest tree. Microsatellite DNA markers were developed for this plant species to study genetic diversity and trace parentage for conservation and restoration purposes. Loci were screened against the remaining 23 wild individuals, with polymorphism averaging 2.91 (ranged 1 to 7 alleles). The Ho and He ranged from 0.130 to 0.609, and from 0.159 to 0.731, respectively; and nine loci showed deviation from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. These informative microsatellite markers will be useful for future conservation efforts for G. gonoclada and aid in genetic studies of other Gossia species.

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