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Plastid genomes of carnivorous plants Drosera rotundifolia and Nepenthes × ventrata reveal different stages of evolution in the course of transition to carnivory and changes similar to those observed in parasitic plantsдоклад на конференции
- Авторы: Gruzdev Eugeny V., Kadnikov Vitaly V., Beletsky Alexey V., Mardanov Andrey V., Ravin Nikolai V.
- Международная Конференция : 5th Conference on Plant Genome Evolution
- Даты проведения конференции: 29 сентября - 1 октября 2019
- Дата доклада: 30 сентября 2019
- Тип доклада: Стендовый
- Докладчик: не указан
- Место проведения: Sitges, Испания
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Аннотация доклада:
Chloroplast genomes of flowering plants are generally conserved and contain a set of about 110 genes that encode photosynthesis-related functions and components of housekeeping gene expression machinery. Carnivorous plants have the ability to capture and digest small animals as a source of additional nutrients, which allows them to grow in nutrient-poor habitats. Plastid genomes of carnivorous plants represent model systems in which to study the effects of relaxed selective pressure on photosynthetic function. Here we report the complete sequence of the plastid genomes of two carnivorous angiosperms of the order Caryophyllales, - Drosera rotundifolia and Nepenthes x ventrata.
- Добавил в систему: Груздев Евгений Владимирович