英文摘要 |
The aim of this study is to study the population genetic variations of L. longiflorum var. formosanum. Nine populations were sampled from loss to high altitudes, and thirteen loci of 9 enzyme systems were analyzed. The results revealed that the genetic identities between populations ranged from 0.976 to 1. The populations showed inbreeding trends (Fis=0.173, Fit=0.210), and had loss differentiation (Fst=0.045) which correlated with high gene floss (Nm=5.275). Among the total variation, 98.6% were attributable to individual differences with populations. The results of cluster analysis showed that the cluster relationships, with the exceptions of Terngiy and Wuhsheh populations of middle altitudes, were corrected with the altitudes. |