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DAHLIASUBLIGNOSA(ASTERACEAE): ASPECIESINITSOWNRIGHT DayleE.Saar^ Paul D.S0rensen DepartmentofBiologicalSciences DepartmentofBiologicalSciences MurrayStateUniversity NorthernIllinoisUniversity MurrayKentucky42071,U.S.A. DeKalb.Illinois60115,U.S.A. ABSTRACT Dahliadissectavar.suhlignosawasrecognizedin1969basedonavailableherbariumspecimens.Here wepresentmolecularevidencetodemonstratethatvarsuhlignosaisnotthesistertaxontoD.dissecta var.dissecta,norisitconspeciticwitheitherofitstwoclosestallies,D.lineariss^ndD.JoeniculiJoUa. Therefore,weelevateDahliadissetlavarsuhlignosatotherankofspecies,asD.suhlignosa(RD, Sorensen)D.H.Saar&P.D.Sorensencomb,&stat,nov. RESUMEN Dahhadissectavarsuhlignosasereconocioen1969basandoseenloscspecimenesdeherbario disponibles,Presentamosaquiunapruebamolecularparadcmostrarquevar.suhlignosanoeseltaxon hermanodeD.dissectavardissecta,niesconspecificoconningunodesusdossemejantesmas proximos,D.linearisyD.foeniculijolia.Forello,elevamosDahliadissectavar.suhlignosaalrangode especie,asicomoD.suhlignosa(P.D.Sorensen)D.E.Saar&P.D.Sorensencomb.&stat.nov INTRODUCTION DahliadissectaS.Watsonpresentlyhastworecognizedintraspecifictaxa:D. dissectavardissectaandD.dissectavarsuhlignosaP.D.Sorensen.Dahliadissecta isinsect.Entemophyllon,v/hichincludesfiveotherspecies.Dahliadissectavar. dissectaisknownfromrockyslopesandledgesintheMexicanstatesofHidalgo andSanLuisPotosi,atelevationsof1900-2500m.Whilenotcommon,plants arenotdifficulttofindintheseareas.Varietysuhlignosaisknownonlyfrom thetypelocalityandanearbylocationmwesternTamaulipas,Mexico,atel- evationsof2100-2500m.Therangesforthesetwovarietiesareseparatedby about137kmattheirclosestpoint,andvar.suhlignosaisnotsympatricwith anyothertaxainsect.Entemophyllon. Dahliadissectavardissectawasconservativelydescribedbasedonlim- itedherbariumspecimensknownatthetime(Sorensen1969).Morphologically, thetwotaxaareverysimilar,atleastsuperficially.Bothhaveultimateleafseg- mentsthatcloselyresembleeachotherinshape.Allofthespeciesinsect. Entemophyllondescribedatthetimehadsubstantialperennatmgstemsexcept D.dissecta,whichiswhollyherbaceous.Varietysuhlignosaisminimallywoody atthebaseofthecanes. Authorforcorresponderice;e-mail:dayle.saar@nnurraystate,edu SIDA21(4):2161-2167.2005 2162 BRIT.ORG/SIDA21(4) ThevarietiesdifferinthatD.dissectavar.sublignosatendstobelarger, reachingheightsof7-9dmcomparedto3-7.6dmforvardissecta.Stemsofthe currentyearsgrowtharisedirectlyfromacrownoftubersorrootstockonvar dissecta,whereasstemsofvdv.sublignosafrequentlyarisefromshort(5-15cm) ligneousportionsoi thepreviousyear'sgrowth.Theleavesofvarsublignosa canbealittlelonger(11-19vs.10-15cm),withsometimessmallerultimateseg- ments(0.5-5.5vs.2-9mm).Outerinvolucralbractsare2.5-5.5mmmwidthfor var.sublignosaand1.8-4mmforvardissecta(Sorensen1969).Perhapsthemost distinctiveieatureotdifterenceisthesquarish,cusp-tippedleaf segmentsof var.sublignosa,ascomparedtomorerounded leafsegmentsonvar.dissecta, whichmayormaynothaveasmallercusp(seeFig.la-b). Observationsmadewithrecentlycollectedlivematerialsuggestedmore differencesbetweenthevarietiesthancanbeseenwithherbariumspecimens alone.Therelore,amolecularanalysiswasconductedtoclarifytherelation- shipofthesetwopresumedintraspecifictaxa. MATERIALSANDMETHODS Liveplantmaterialv/asobtainedfromPlantDelightsNursery,Inc.,Raleigh,NC, whichoriginatedasseedfromYuccaDoNursery,Hempstead,TX,accession numberD07-615,collectedmtheCerroPeiiaNevadaMountains,inthevicin- ityofthetypelocality.D.E.Saar3521,3522(MUR). PlantsofDahliadissectavarsublignosafloweredinanoutdoorplot,which providedmaterialforchromosomecountsfrompollenmothercellsindevel- opingcapitula.HeadsofappropriatesizewerefixedinmodifiedCarnoyssolu- tion(4:3Tv/vofchloroform:absoluteor95%ethanol:glacialaceticacid),trans- lerrcdto70%alcohol,andstoredat4°Cuntilthechromosomeswerecounted. ThestainingprocedureissummarizedmSaar(1999). LeafmaterialwascollectedIromtwogreenhouseplantsofDahliadissecta var.sublignosaandoneplantofDahliafoeniculijoliaSherffatMurrayState University.DNAwasextractedusingaDNeasy®PlantMiniKit(Qiagenno. 69104).Theinternaltranscribedspacerregions(ITS)ofnuclearribosomalDNA wereamplifiedusingforwardprimerlTS5m(Sangetal.1995)topreventacci- dentalamplificationofendophyticfungi,ifpresent(Saaretal.2001),andre- verseprimerITS4(Whitectal.1990).Reactionswerem50|uLvolumesandcon- tained2unitso(Taqpolymerase(Promega,Madison,Wl),0.2mMofeachdNTP O.luMofeachprimer,and75ngof template.Amplificationwascarriedouton anMJResearchthermalcyclerPTO200usingtheloUowingprotocol:onecycle of2min30secat95°C,30secat50°C,andonemmat72°C.;followedby30 cyclesol 30secat95°C,oneminat50°C,andonemmat72°C;andfinished with6mmat72°C.Amplifiedproductsv/ererunon1.0%^agarosegelsusing0.5x TBEanddetectedwithethidium-bromidefluorescenceonaUVtransillumina- tonProductswerecleanedforsequencingusingMicrocon®CentrifugalFilter SAARANDS0RENSEN,DALIASUBLIGNOSA 2163 FigJ.Comparativeleafshapesfromgreenhouse-grownplants:A.DflW/fliuW/gnosa(formerlyarf/5jerfflvar.5oW/gnosa^^^ B.Dahliadissecta(var.dissecta);C.Dahlialinearis;D.Dahliafoeniculifolia.Leavesfromthesegreenhouseplantsare representativeofwild-grow/nplantsingeneralshapebutaresmallerinsizeandnotproportionaltoeachotheras suggestedhere.Seetextforleafdimensionsofwild-collectedplants. Devices(YM-100)fromMillipore(Bedford,MA).SequencingwasonaBeckman- Coultercapillarysequencer.Thisprocedurewasperformedtwiceforvar. suhlignosa,beginningwiththeDNAextractionfromfreshleaves.Oursequence forD.dissectavandissecta(Saaretal.2003)iscongruentwiththesequenceof var.dissectaobtainedbyGattetal.(2000),sorepeatmgtheprocedureforthis taxonwasdeemedunnecessary. ITSsequencesfromthreespeciesinsect.Entemophyllonweredownloaded fromGenBank(Saaretal.2003).Materialfromtheremainingspeciesinthe section,DahliacongestijohaP.D.Sorensen,wasnotavailable,asitisknownonly fromthetypespecimen.Duringfieldworkin1995,wetwicesearchedtheW- facingslopesofthesomewhatisolated,smalllimestonemountainofCerro Chulconear ApaninextremesouthernHidalgo, the type localityofD. congestijoha,butfailedtorelocatethisspecies.Twootherunsuccessfulsearches weremadesubsequenttothecollectionofthetypebutpriortoitsformalrec- ognition(Sorensen1987).DahliamerckiiLehm.wasusedastheoutgrouptaxon basedonSaaretal.(2003)anditssequencewasalsoobtainedfromGenBank (Table1). W SequenceswerealignedwithClustal software(alignmentavailableon request).Nogapswereneededtoaligntheingrouptaxa;threeone-basegaps wererequiredtoaligntheingroupwiththeoutgrouptaxon.Theywereignored intheanalysis.Singlebasepolymorphismsarelimitedtoone(r)inDahlia 2164 BRIT.ORG/SIDA21(4) Tablel.GenBankAccessionNumbers. Species GenBankAccessionNo. Source DahliadissectaS.Walson AYn7465 Saaretal.2003 DahliafoeniculifoliaSherff AYl17466 Saaretal.2003 DahlialinearisSherff AYl17467 Saaretal.2003 Dahliamerckiilehm. AYl17471 Saaretal.2003 DahliarupicolaP.D.Sarensen AYl17468 Saaretal,2003 DahliascapigeroidesSherff AYl17469 Saaretal.2003 Dahliasublignosa(RD.Ssrenseri)Saar&RD,SorenserT DQl98259 thisstudy linearisShcr[[andtwo(y,s)mD.scapigeroidesSherli,whichwereincludedm thematrixlormatsymbolsforanalysis.Abranch-and-boundsearchwasper- formedusingPAUP*4.0v8(Swofford1998)onaMacmtoshG5computer.Boot- strapanalysis(Felsenstein1985)wasperformedusing1000replicates.Pairwise distancesluncorrected("p")distancematrix]werecalculatedwithPAUP RESULTS TheITSsequencesforbothplantsofDahliadissectavar.sublignosaareidenti- cal,soonlyonesequencewassubmittedtoGenBank.Thenewsequenceob- tainedforD.foeniculifoHaisconsistentwiththatofSaaretal.(2003)butisof betterquality(nounknownsorpolymorphisms),presumablyduetotheavail- abihtyotbetterleafmaterialfromthesameplant(GenBanksequenceupdated). Thephylogeneticanalysisproducedtwotreesofashortestlengthof70 steps(CI0.971,Rl0.917,RC0.890,HI0.029).Atotalof671l^asepairswerealigned andanalyzed:251bpinlTS-1,220bpinITS-2,andtheremainingbpfromflank- ingregionsofcodingnrDNA. ResultsshowthatthesistertaxontoDahliadissectavar.sublignosaisnot var.dissectabuteitherD.linearisorD.Joeniculifolia.ThetreeshowninFigure 2,basedonastrictconsensus,resultsinapolytomybetweenD.linearis,D. foeniculifolia,andthetwosamplesofvar.sublignosa. Adistancematrixofsect.Entemophyllon hasanaverageof1.54%(5= 0.0066)sequencedivergenceamongthesixtaxa.Dahliadissectavar.sublignosa differsfromD.linearisby0.91%andfromD.Joeniculifoliaby1.21%. Thechromosomenumberisn=17. DISCUSSION ThephylogeneticanalysisshowsthatDahliadissectavar.dissectaandvar. sublignosaarenotconspecific.LeafandflowermorphologyandITSsequences alsodonotsuggestthatitisavarietyofthenextclosesttaxa,D.linearisorD. Joeniculijolia(Fig.1).ThesequencedivergencesbetweenvarsublignosaandD. SAARANDS0RENSEN,DALIASUBLIGNOSA 2165 99 (45) (5) D.disssectavandissecta (5) D.scapigeroides 100 (5) D.foeniculifolia OCS {^) (3) D.linearis 97 (50) 99 (3) (0) D.sublignosa(plantA) (0) D.sublignosa(plantB) (2) D.rupicola D.merckii Fig.2.PhylogeneticanayisisofDahliasect.EntemophyllonusingITSsequences.OutgroupisD.merckii(notinsect. Entemophyllon).Numbersabovebranchesrepresentbootstrapvalues;numbersinparentiiesisindicatenumberof changes. linearisandbetweenvar.sublignosaandD.foeniculifolia(0.91and1.21%,re- spectively)areconsistentwiththeotherspeciesinthesectionandotherclades inthegenus.Bycomparison,the"variablerootclade"(Saaretal.2003)averages 0.97%(5=0.0087)divergencefor10taxaandthe"coreDahliaclade"(Saaretal. 2003)averages0.87%(5=0.0096)over15taxa.Therefore,itisconcludedthatD. dissectavar.sublignosashouldbeelevatedtotherankofspecies,coordinatewith theothertaxaofthesection: Dahliasublignosa(P.D.Sorensen)D.E.Saar&P.D.Sorensen,comb.&stat.nov (Fig.3).TypI::MEXICO.Tamaulipa.s:4.8kmNofMicjuihuanainforestdominatedbyPnius (99°47'NLat;23°36'WLong),elev.ca.2100m,14Jul1949,Stanjord,Taylor.&Lauber2436 (HOLOTYPE:NY;ISOTYPES:GH,MICH,TEX.UC,US-2,WTU). Dahliasublignosa isreadilydistinguished fromeither D.linearisorD. foeniculifoliabyitsshorterultimateleafsegments(0.5-5,5mmvs,9-23forD, linearisand30-55mmforD.foeniculifolia).Thechromosomenumberofn=17 isconsistentwithfiveoftheotherspeciesinthesection;thenumberisnot knownforthesixthspecies,Dahliacongcstifolia. TheelevationofDahliasublignosatorankofspeciesbringsthenumberof "wild"speciesinthegenusto36,butdoesnotincludethecultivatedformsof- tencalledD.variabilisDesf.oroccasionallyD.pinnataCav,butseeHansen andHjerting(1996)forclarificationofthelatterbinomial. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS WethankCourtneyA.ThomasonforpreparingthelinedrawingofDahlia sublignosa.WearegratefultothefolksatPlantDelightsNursery,Raleigh,NC, forgenerouslysupplyinguswithlivingmaterialofDahliasublignosa.Guy NesomandRichardNoyesprovidedhelpfulcommentsforanearlierversionof themanuscript. 2166 BRIT.ORG/SIDA21(4) (^^wCUm-3^;'^'^^aa>^ Fig.3.FlowerheadaiDahliasublignosa.Scalebarrepresents1cm. 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