1. The genetic consequences of population marginality : a case study in maritime pineAdélaïde Theraroz, Santiago C. González-Martínez, Carlos Guadaño-Peyrot, Juliette Archambeau, Sara Pinosio, Francesca Bagnoli, Andrea Piotti, Camilla Avanzi, Giovanni G. Vendramin, Ricardo Alía, Delphine Grivet, Marjana Westergren, 2024, zaključena znanstvena zbirka raziskovalnih podatkov Povzetek: This dataset was produced by a consortium of European research Intitutes. For the data collection, needles were sampled from a total of 1,510 individuals from 82 maritime pine populations covering all previously identified gene pools throughout the species range. 10,185 SNPs were genotyped from the multispecies 4TREE SNPs chip (chip produced within the framework of the B4est project). This dataset was used to carry out a population genetics study.
Ključne besede: population genetics, conservation genetics, marginal populations, Pinus pinaster, genetic indicators
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2. The genetic consequences of population marginality : a case study in maritime pineAdélaïde Theraroz, Carlos Guadaño-Peyrot, Juliette Archambeau, Sara Pinosio, Francesca Bagnoli, Andrea Piotti, Camilla Avanzi, Giovanni G. Vendramin, Ricardo Alía, Delphine Grivet, Marjana Westergren, Santiago C. González-Martínez, 2024, izvirni znanstveni članek Povzetek: Aim: Marginal tree populations, either those located at the edges of the species' rangeor in suboptimal environments, are often a valuable genetic resource for biologicalconservation. However, there is a lack of knowledge about the genetic consequencesof population marginality, estimated across entire species' ranges. Our study ad-dresses this gap by providing information about several genetic indicators and theirvariability in marginal and core populations identified using quantitative marginalityindices.Location: Southwestern Europe and North Africa.Methods: Using 10,185 SNPs across 82 populations of maritime pine (Pinus pinasterAit.), a widespread conifer characterised by a fragmented range, we modelled therelationship of seven genetic indicators potentially related to population evolution-ary resilience, namely genetic diversity (based on both all SNPs and outlier SNPs),inbreeding, genetic differentiation, recessive genetic load and genomic offset, withpopulation geographical, demo-historical and ecological marginality (as estimated bynine quantitative indices). Models were constructed for both regional (introducinggene pool as a random factor) and range-wide spatial scales.Results: We showed a trend towards decreasing overall genetic diversity and increas-ing differentiation with geographic marginality, supporting the centre-periphery hy-pothesis (CPH). However, we found no correlation between population inbreedingand marginality, while geographically marginal populations had a lower recessive ge-netic load (only models without the gene pool effect). Ecologically marginal popula-tions had a higher genomic offset, suggesting higher maladaptation to future climate,albeit some of these populations also had high genetic diversity for climate outliers.Main Conclusions: Overall genetic diversity (but not outlier-based estimates) and dif-ferentiation patterns support the CPH. Ecologically marginal populations and those atthe southern edge could be more vulnerable to climate change due to higher climate maladaptation, as predicted by genomic offsets, and/or lower potentially adaptive ge-netic diversity. This risk is exacerbated by typically small effective population sizesand increasing human impact in marginal populations.
Ključne besede: population genetics, conservation genetics, marginal populations, Pinus pinaster, genetic indicators
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3. Gene sequence variation data for the publication "Synchronous effective population size changes and genetic stability of forest trees through glacial cycles" : version 1.0Tanja Pyhäjärvi, Francesca Bagnoli, Katharina Budde, Stephen Cavers, Sandra Cervantes, Benjamin Dauphin, Bruno Fady, Patricia Faivre-Rampant, Santiago C. González-Martínez, Delphine Grivet, Felix Gugerli, Véronique Jorge, Chedly Kastallya, Martin Lascoux, Isabelle Lesur Kupin, Pascal Milesi, Dario I. Ojeda, Sanna Olsson, Lars Opgenoorth, Sara Pinosio, Christophe Plomion, Christian Rellstab, Odile Rogier, Simone Scalabrin, Ivan Scotti, Giovanni G. Vendramin, Marjana Westergren, 2023, zaključena znanstvena zbirka raziskovalnih podatkov Povzetek: This dataset contains the gene sequence variation data (vcf files and their tbi index files) of seven forest tree species used in the manuscript "Synchronous effective population size changes and genetic stability of forest trees through glacial cycles". For each species, between 411 and 651 genotyped trees are included, sampled across Europe in at least 20 locations. Several versions are provided. Species included: Pinus sylvestris, Picea abies, Fagus sylvatica, Populus nigra, Quercus petraea, Pinus pinaster, Betula pendula
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