| 英文摘要 |
"The specific primers, BLI (5'-GTTGCATTGCCTTGAATTTG-3') and BL2 (5'AACCGAAGCTAATTAAACTGCG-3'), were designed from the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) region of the ribosomal DNA (rDNA) of Bremia lactucse for sequencing and detection. The specificity of BL1/BL2 used in detection of the ITS of B. lactucae from the infected lettuce leaves of field or herbarium specimens was evaluated. The determined whole ITS sequences were also used for phylogenetic analyses in this study. The DNA fragment could be easily amplified from 10 pg of B. lactucae DNA using BLl/BL2 in polymerase chain reaction (PCR), even the lettuce DNA was as high as 250 ng included in the DNA mixture. The ITS fragment could also be amplified from the symptomless leaves to verify B. lectucee infection. Furthermore, the BLl/BL2 primers were also used to amplify the specific ITS fragment from the B. lactucae-infected herbarium specimen collected in 2006. The specific BLl/BL2 primers combined with the common ITS primers, such as ITS1/BL2 and BLlIITS4, were used to amplify the ITS sequences of B. lactucae from the infected lettuce leaves, and the two amplified fragments can be merged into the whole ITS sequence. The combination of ITSl/BL2 and BLllITS4 primers can be an useful tool in directly amplifying the whole ITS sequence for diagnosis of B. lsctuaee species. Phylogenetic analyses based on the ITS sequence reveal that most of B. lectucee isolates can be clustered in the same clade, and no relationships between the isolates and the locations of isolate origins were observed. Other Bremis species on Compositae were clustered in different clades, and each clade corresponded to the individual host plant, indicating that those downy mildews from Compositae were highly host specific. It suggests that the isolates of Bremia spp. from the same genus or the related species of hosts should be classified as a species." |