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Complete Chloroplast Genomes of Four Triumfetta Species from Herbarium Specimens: Comparative Analysis and Identification of a Synapomorphic Inversion
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The genus Triumfetta L. (Malvaceae) includes about 177 species,
including some medicinal species. However, genomic resources for the
genus remain limited, with only ten chloroplast (cp) genomes published
to date. We sequenced and de novo assembled complete cp genomes for four
Triumfetta species (Triumfetta annua L., Triumfetta cordifolia A.Rich.,
Triumfetta lappula L., and Triumfetta rhomboidea Jacq.) using the
Illumina NovaSeq 6000 platform. Our aims were to characterize their cp
genome features, perform comparative analyses with reported species,
identify polymorphic loci, and reconstruct a preliminary phylogeny. The
cp genomes displayed the typical quadripartite structure, ranging from
159,245 to 160,604 bp, and contained 112 unique genes (78
protein-coding, 30 tRNA, and 4 rRNA). Comparative analysis revealed a
six-gene synapomorphic inversion (trnC, petN, psbM, trnD, trnY, and
trnE) in the large single-copy region. Codon usage analysis revealed a
strong bias toward A/T-ending codons (RSCU > 1). Leucine
was the most abundant amino acid, while cysteine was the least abundant.
Simple sequence repeat analysis identified 63–81 repeats, with a
predominance of mononucleotide A/T repeats. Nucleotide substitution
analysis revealed a transition bias across all regions (Ts/Tv
> 1), most pronounced in the LSC (Ts/Tv = 1.29–1.35). Five
highly polymorphic regions were identified as potential DNA barcoding
candidates, including rpl33-rps18, trnH-psbA, ccsA-ndhD, trnL-ccsA, and
ndhD-psaC. This study provides genomic resources for Triumfetta
taxonomy, highlighting key structural variations and identifying
molecular markers with potential applications in taxonomic research.
These findings provide valuable phylogenetic markers for future
systematic and conservation studies.
Title: Complete Chloroplast Genomes of Four Triumfetta Species from Herbarium Specimens: Comparative Analysis and Identification of a Synapomorphic Inversion
Description:
The genus Triumfetta L.
(Malvaceae) includes about 177 species,
including some medicinal species.
However, genomic resources for the
genus remain limited, with only ten chloroplast (cp) genomes published
to date.
We sequenced and de novo assembled complete cp genomes for four
Triumfetta species (Triumfetta annua L.
, Triumfetta cordifolia A.
Rich.
,
Triumfetta lappula L.
, and Triumfetta rhomboidea Jacq.
) using the
Illumina NovaSeq 6000 platform.
Our aims were to characterize their cp
genome features, perform comparative analyses with reported species,
identify polymorphic loci, and reconstruct a preliminary phylogeny.
The
cp genomes displayed the typical quadripartite structure, ranging from
159,245 to 160,604 bp, and contained 112 unique genes (78
protein-coding, 30 tRNA, and 4 rRNA).
Comparative analysis revealed a
six-gene synapomorphic inversion (trnC, petN, psbM, trnD, trnY, and
trnE) in the large single-copy region.
Codon usage analysis revealed a
strong bias toward A/T-ending codons (RSCU > 1).
Leucine
was the most abundant amino acid, while cysteine was the least abundant.
Simple sequence repeat analysis identified 63–81 repeats, with a
predominance of mononucleotide A/T repeats.
Nucleotide substitution
analysis revealed a transition bias across all regions (Ts/Tv
> 1), most pronounced in the LSC (Ts/Tv = 1.
29–1.
35).
Five
highly polymorphic regions were identified as potential DNA barcoding
candidates, including rpl33-rps18, trnH-psbA, ccsA-ndhD, trnL-ccsA, and
ndhD-psaC.
This study provides genomic resources for Triumfetta
taxonomy, highlighting key structural variations and identifying
molecular markers with potential applications in taxonomic research.
These findings provide valuable phylogenetic markers for future
systematic and conservation studies.
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