Authors
Zoé Postel, Daniel B Sloan, Sophie Gallina, Cécile Godé, Eric Schmitt, Sophie Mangenot, Laurence Drouard, Jean‐stéphane Varré, Pascal Touzet
Publication date
2023/7
Journal
New Phytologist
Volume
239
Issue
2
Pages
766-777
Description
  • There is growing evidence that cytonuclear incompatibilities (i.e. disruption of cytonuclear coadaptation) might contribute to the speciation process. In a former study, we described the possible involvement of plastid–nuclear incompatibilities in the reproductive isolation between four lineages of Silene nutans (Caryophyllaceae). Because organellar genomes are usually cotransmitted, we assessed whether the mitochondrial genome could also be involved in the speciation process, knowing that the gynodioecious breeding system of S. nutans is expected to impact the evolutionary dynamics of this genome.
  • Using hybrid capture and high‐throughput DNA sequencing, we analyzed diversity patterns in the genic content of the organellar genomes in the four S. nutans lineages.
  • Contrary to the plastid genome, which exhibited a large number of fixed substitutions between lineages, extensive sharing of polymorphisms …
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