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Research papers Botanica Pacifica. A journal of plant science and conservation 2021.10(1):29-35 Article first published online: 10 MAY 2021 | DOI: 10.17581/bp.2021.10109 Genetic diversity of the endangered endemic species Hedysarum sangilense Krasnoborov et Timokhina (Fabaceae) Inessa Y. Selyutina, Elena S. Konichenko*, Evgeniy G. Zibzeev & Irina N. Kuban Central Siberian Botanical Garden SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia Hedysarum sangilense Krasnoborov et Timokhina (Fabaceae) is а rare subendemic species of the Fabaceae family. It has been found in a restricted area, only in isolated habitats in Tyva Republic and Northern Mongolia. Two PCR techniques, using RAPD and inter-simple sequence repeat (ISSR) markers, were used to perform a comparative analysis of genetic diversity in this species. When amplifying DNA with three RAPD primers, we produced 51 bands, of which 21 (40.6 %) were polymorphic. Amplification of genomic DNA using ISSR analysis yielded 96 fragments, of which 35 (36.6 %) were polymorphic. Nei,s gene diversity (H) was estimated to be 0.105 within populations (range 0.086–0.150) and 0.191 at the species level. Genetic differentiation among populations (GST) was 0.383. The results indicate that both of the marker systems RAPD and ISSR, individually or in combination, can be effectively used in the determination of the genetic relationship among and within populations of H. sangilense. Селютина И.Ю., Кониченко Е.С., Зибзеев Е.Г., Кубан И.Н. Генетическая изменчивость эндемичного вида Hedysarum sangilense Krasnoborov et Timokhina (Fabaceae). Hedysarum sangilense Krasnoborov et Timokhina (Fabaceae) – редкий геми-эндемичный вид семейства Fabaceae. Этот вид встречается на не большой территории, только в изолированных местообитаниях в Туве и Северной Монголии. Для анализа генетического разнообразия у этого вида использовались два метода ПЦР с использованием маркеров RAPD и ISSR. При амплификации ДНК с тремя праймерами RAPD получен 51 фрагмент, из которых 21 (31,04 %) был полиморфны. Амплификация геномной ДНК с использованием шести ISSR праймеров дала 96 фрагментов, из которых 35 (36,6 %) были полиморфными. Генетичекое разнообразие Nei (H) составило 0,105 внутри популяций (диапазон 0,086–0,150) и 0,191 на видовом уровне. Генетическая дифференциация между популяциями (GST) составила 0,383. Результаты показали, что обе маркерные системы RAPD и ISSR, по отдельности или в сочетании, могут быть эффективно использованы для выявления генетической изменчивости в популяциях и определения генетической взаимосвязи между популяциями H. sangilense. 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