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Genetic Identity, Diversity, and Population Structure of the International Potato Center's Sweetpotato (I. batatas) Germplasm Collection

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Title Genetic Identity, Diversity, and Population Structure of the International Potato Center's Sweetpotato (I. batatas) Germplasm Collection
 
Creator Anglin, Noelle L.
Robles, R.
Rossel, G.
Alagon, R.
Panta, A.
Jarret, Robert L.
Manrique, N.
Ellis, David
 
Subject sweet potatoes
germplasm
gene banks
population structure
genetic variation
biodiversity
ipomoea batatas
 
Description The in trust sweetpotato collection housed by the International Center of Potato (CIP) is one of the largest assemblages of plant material representing the genetic resources of this important staple crop. The collection currently contains almost 6000 accessions of I. batatas (cultivated sweetpotato) and over 1000 accessions of sweetpotato crop wild relatives (CWRs). In this study, the entire cultivated collection (5979 accessions) was genotyped with a panel of 20 SSR markers to assess genetic identity, diversity, and population structure. Genotyping and phenotyping of in vitro plantlets and mother plants were conducted simultaneously on 2711 accessions (45% of the total collection) to identify and correct possible genetic identity errors which could have occurred at any time over the thirty plus years of maintenance in the in vitro collection. Within this group, 533 accessions (19.6%) had errors in identity. Field evaluations of morphological descriptors were carried out to confirm the marker data. A phylogenetic tree was constructed to reveal the intraspecific relationships in the population which uncovered high levels of redundancy in material from Peru and Latin America. These genotypic data were supported by morphological data. Population structure analysis demonstrated support for four ancestral populations with many of the accessions having lower levels of gene flow from the other populations. This was especially true of germplasm derived from Peru, Ecuador, and Africa. The set of 20 SSR markers was subsequently utilized to examine a subset of 189 accessions from the USDA sweetpotato germplasm collection and to identify and reconcile potential errors in the identification of clones shared between these collections. Marker analysis demonstrated that the USDA subset of material had 65 unique accessions that were not found in the larger CIP collection. As far as the authors are aware, this is the first report of genotyping an entire sweetpotato germplasm collection in its entirety.
 
Date 2021-10
2021-10-28T03:53:26Z
2021-10-28T03:53:26Z
 
Type Journal Article
 
Identifier Anglin, N. L.; Robles, R.; Rossel, G.; Alagon, R.; Panta, A.; Jarret, R. L.; Manrique, N.; Ellis, D. 2021. Genetic Identity, Diversity, and Population Structure of CIP’s Sweetpotato (I. batatas) Germplasm Collection. Frontiers in Plant Science. ISSN 1664-462X. 12.
1664-462X
https://hdl.handle.net/10568/115715
https://doi.org/10.3389/fpls.2021.660012
 
Language en
 
Rights CC-BY-4.0
Open Access
 
Publisher Frontiers Media SA
 
Source Frontiers in Plant Science