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The Journal of Heredity 1986:77(4):261-266
© 1986 The American Genetic Association 77:261-266

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Inheritance and linkage of isozyme variants in incense-cedar

David E. Harry

The author is affiliated with the Department of Genetics, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720. He wishes to thank R. W. Allard, A. Dennis, F. T. Ledig, W. J. Libby, C. I. Millar, P. T. Spieth, and S. H. Strauss for comments on various drafts of the manuscript. R. P. Guries and D. M. O'Malley assisted in the linkage analyses. M. T. Conkle provided space in his laboratory, and assisted in the early stages of this research. P. D. Hodgskiss provided technical assistance throughout the study. This work was supported by the Institute of Forest Genetics, Pacific Southwest Forest and Range Experiment Station; by Region 5, USDA Forest Service; and by NIH grant 07127 to the Department of Genetics, University of California, Berkeley.

Abstract

Isozymes extracted from seed of incense-cedar (Caiocedrus decurrens [Torr.] Florin) are described. These Isozymes appear to be encoded by 27 loci; allelic variants are Identified for 25 loci. Three pairs of loci appear to be linked: {alpha}estFest, with a recombination frequency (RF) of 0.02–0.06; Got3: Mdh 1, with an RF of 0.10–0.19; and Got2:Pg12, with an RF of 0.02–0.11. The latter linkage has been described for several taxa within the Pinaceae; It may represent an ancient arrangement predating the divergence of Pinaceae and Cupressaceae.


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