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Genomic data provides insights into the evolutionary history and adaptive differentiation of two tetraploid strawberries
Horticulture Research ( IF 7.6 ) Pub Date : 2024-07-11 , DOI: 10.1093/hr/uhae194 Hanyang Lin 1, 2 , Luxi Chen 2 , Chaonan Cai 2 , Junxia Ma 2 , Junmin Li 1, 2 , Tia-Lynn Ashman 3 , Aaron Liston 4 , Ming Dong 5
Horticulture Research ( IF 7.6 ) Pub Date : 2024-07-11 , DOI: 10.1093/hr/uhae194 Hanyang Lin 1, 2 , Luxi Chen 2 , Chaonan Cai 2 , Junxia Ma 2 , Junmin Li 1, 2 , Tia-Lynn Ashman 3 , Aaron Liston 4 , Ming Dong 5
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Over the decades, evolutionists and ecologists have shown intense interest in the role of polyploidization in plant evolution. Without clear knowledge of the diploid ancestor(s) of polyploids, we would not be able to answer fundamental ecological questions such as the evolution of niche differences between them or its underlying genetic basis. Here, we explored the evolutionary history of two Fragaria tetraploids, F. corymbosa and F. moupinensis. We de novo assembled five genomes including these two tetraploids and three diploid relatives. Based on multiple lines of evidence, we found no evidence of subgenomes in either of the two tetraploids, suggesting autopolyploid origins. We determined that F. chinensis was the diploid ancestor of F. corymbosa while either an extinct species affinitive to F. chinensis or an unsampled population of F. chinensis could be the progenitor of F. moupinensis. Meanwhile, we found introgression signals between F. chinensis and F. pentaphylla, leading to the genomic similarity between these two diploids. Compared to F. chinensis, gene families related to high ultraviolet (UV)-B and DNA repair were expanded, while those that responded towards abiotic and biotic stresses (such as salt stress, wounding, and various pathogens) were contracted in both tetraploids. Furthermore, the two tetraploids tended to down-regulate defense response genes but up-regulate UV-B response, DNA repairing, and cell division gene expression compared to F. chinensis. These findings may reflect adaptions toward high-altitude habitats. In summary, our work provides insights into the genome evolution of wild Fragaria tetraploids and opens up an avenue for future works to answer deeper evolutionary and ecological questions regarding the strawberry genus.
更新日期：2024-07-11
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