Assessment of genetic relationship among Fusarium SPP. derived from pigeon pea (Cajanus Cajan (L) Millsp.)

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2014-10-04
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Vasantrao Naik Marathwada Krishi Vidyapeeth, Parbhani
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Pigeon pea is an important grain legume. The Fusarium wilt is an important soil home disease of pigeon pea. Presently, the information on the genetic variability among Fusarium species of pigeon pea ami their phylogenetic relationship is lacking. Therefore, an attempt has been made and assessed nuclear rDNA based genetic variability and phylogenetic relationship among Fusarium species of pigeon pea. 23 isolates of Fusarium species were, collected, purified and identified. The identification report revealed, 4 isolates belongs to species F. udum, 10 isolates belongs to F. solani, 4 isolates of F. moniliforme and 5 isolates were of species F. semitectum. The nuclear rDNA was amplified by using universal primer ITS1 and ITS4 and restricted with seven hexa cutter. Among which, EcdRl and HaeUl enabled to cut nuclear rDNA of Fusarium species also successfully in unraveled inter as well as intra-species variability of 4 species of Fusarium associated with pigeon pea but, failed to distinguish isolates of F. solani and F. udum from each other. The dendrogram analysis based upon ribotyping data revealed three distinct clusters. The genetic variability among the species ranged between 0 to 70 %. While, genetic similarity was found in the range between 30 to 100 %. The members of species F. solani and F. udum were found more close to each other (93.20 % genetic similarity). However, the species F. moniliforme was also found genetically close to species F. solani and F. udum by showing 54.6 % to 88 % genetic similarity. Further variability among Fusarium species was also reported by sequence length polymorphism and sequence analysis of rDNA. The rDNA sequence of species F. solani, F. udum, F. moniliforme and F. semitectum were found 528, 549, 521 and 550 bp respectively. The phylogenetic relationship was established by using Neighbour joining method and Clustal omega tool revealed the close association of members of species F. solani and F. udum. It also revealed that, 4 species of Fusarium associated with pigeon pea would have F. solani as common evolutionary root
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