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Kagoshima University Research Center for the Pacific Islands, Occasional Papers No.34, 145157, 2001 Part 2, Section 2, Report 2. The Progress Report of the 1999 Survey of the Research Project Social Homeostasis of Small Islands in an Islandzone 145 RAPD 3 (D.alata) 3RAPD5 RAPD RAPD (D.japonica) RAPD Mitsuru HAYASHI, Hironobu SHIWACHI and Michio ONJO Abstract Water yams (D. alata) could be classified on the characteristicsof leaves, stemsand aerial tubers. It was difficult to distinguish some strains of chinese yam (D. opposita) from jinenjo (D. japonica) because of similarity of morphological characteristics. However, jinenjo was distinguished from chinese yams by using RAPD method. This suggests that the random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) method is useful for identification of species of yams. The dendrogram based on the RAPD method corresponded with cluster analysis based on the morphological characteristics among the three species of yams. On the other hand, water yams were classified into three groups by cluster analysis based on the morphological characteristics, but were classified into five groups by the RAPD method. In RAPD analysis, morphological characteristics of strains may differ from each other. Therefore to classify yam strains using the RAPD method,it is necessary to use RAPD marker related to the specific characteristics. It was able to use that the appearance of anthocyanin on the leaf axil or petiol made indicator for clasification in the strains of water yam and jinenjo roughly. However,circumstantial classification of the strains should be combined with another indicator. Based on both analaysis of morphological characteristics and the RAPD method in water yam,

146 the strains from Indonesia were found to be similar to Japannese, Micronesian and Oceanian strains. This result suggests that the variation of water yam in Indonesia is quite large. The strains of water yam in Japan have, characteristics similar to the strains of Indonesia not those of Micronesia and Oceania. This suggests that Japanese strains were originated from SouthEast Asia. Key words: Classification, Morphological characters, RAPD method, Strains, Yams 3 19591974 1974 19741999 MARTIN1976 1996MARTIN 197319771972 1995 (IITA) (D. cayenensis/d. rotundata) HAMON1990RAPD (Random Amplified Polymorphic DNA) RFLP (Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphisms) AFLP (Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism) (MIGNOUNA1998TERAUCHI1992THOTTAPPILLY 1999 358RAPD 48 8 2 58(1) 15 200 1075g TPN 42890cm50cm 1m 100kg/10aN:P205:K20=10:10:10 20kg/10a 2kg/10a 1. 358 5

(Dioscorea spp.) RAPD 147 Table 1. Code number, their recent geographic sources and classification based on the morphological criteria of the tested yam Species Code No. Cultivar/strain name Geographic source Classification based on morphological criteria D. alata A 1 Unknown Indonesia A 2 Unknown Indonesia A 3 Unknown Indonesia A 4 Unknown Indonesia III A 5 Unknown Indonesia III A 6 Unknown Indonesia IV A 8 Unknown Indonesia III A 9 Soloyam Indonesia A11 Unknown Nauru III A12 Unknown Papua New Guinea III A16 Unknown Papua New Guinea III A40 Unknown Papua New Guinea IV A41 Unknown Papua New Guinea III A42 Unknown Papua New Guinea IV A43 Unknown Papua New Guinea IV A44 Unknown Papua New Guinea IV A45 Unknown Papua New Guinea III A47 Unknown Papua New Guinea III A48 Unknown Papua New Guinea III A61 Listeye Papua New Guinea III A62 Sulka Papua New Guinea III A63 Nami warumbo Papua New Guinea III A17 Unknown Palau Is. IV A19 Unknown Palau Is. III A20 Unknown Palau Is. III A22 Unknown Palau Is. III A28 Unknown Palau Is. IV A29 Unknown Palau Is. IV A30 Unknown Palau Is. IV A31 Unknown Palau Is. IV A32 Unknown Palau Is. IV A33 Unknown Palau Is. III A36 Unknown Pohnpei Is. III A64 Unknown Pohnpei Is. III A65 Unknown Pohnpei Is. III A34 Unknown Okinawa, Japan III A35 Unknown Okinawa, Japan IV A49 Unknown Kagoshima(Amamioshima), Japan III A54 Unknown Kagoshima(Tokunoshima), Japan IV A55 Tsukuneimo Kagoshima, Japan A56 Arata Kagoshima, Japan A57 Osato no. 1 Kagoshima, Japan A58 Osato no. 2 Kagoshima, Japan A59 Tsukuneimo Kagoshima, Japan A66 Unknown Kagoshima, Japan A67 Unknown Kagoshima, Japan A68 Unknown Kagoshima, Japan A60 Unknown Chiba, Japan D. opposita O 1 Shinsyuu Nagano, Japan II O 2 Tokuri Aomori, Japan II O 3 Himejin Fukui, Japan II O 4 Ichyou(Ichyou strain) Kanto Area, Japan II O 5 Ichyou(Baci strain) Kanto Area, Japan II O 6 Ise Mie, Japan II O 7 Kagamaru Fukui, Japan II O 8 Yamanoimo Hyogo, Japan II D. japonica J 1 Jinenjo Kagoshima, Japan I J 2 Jinenjo Kagoshima, Japan II

148 Table 2. Factor loading and contribution of the first (Z1), second (Z2) and third (Z3) principal component for 23 characters Factor loading Character Plant vigor Branching Number of vines Diameter of stem Stem wings Stem color Cross section of stem Phyllotaxy Leaf shape Leaf color Length of leaf Breadth of leaf Length/breadth ratio Base depth of leaf Shoulder breadth of leaf Petiole length Pigmentation of petiole(reddish color) Pigmentation of leaf axil Aerial tuber formation Aerial tuber shape Aerial tuber size Skin color of aerial tuber Flowering Component 1 2 3 0.32 0.09 0.42 0.74 0.90 0.77 0.78 0.06 0.34 0.01 0.92 0.83 0.51 0.80 0.66 0.86 0.55 0.55 0.76 0.32 0.11 0.32 0.59 0.68 0.75 0.45 0.03 0.23 0.03 0.23 0.17 0.17 0.31 0.06 0.03 0.02 0.10 0.29 0.17 0.43 0.43 0.43 0.88 0.89 0.88 0.08 0.05 0.07 0.41 0.48 0.08 0.46 0.22 0.39 0.47 0.48 0.14 0.37 0.46 0.29 0.04 0.18 0.12 0.12 0.16 0.04 0.02 0.04 0.15 Contribution(%) 36.10 19.70 8.00 () 1983 198423 (2) UPGMA 2. RAPD 30 1414 (A2A5A6A8 A9A12A16A22A31A40A44A47A57A65)J1 J2 O1 17 DNA (SDS) TE(1M TrisHCl0.5M EDTA)20 DNA 20ng/ml10mer (Operon) DNA () PCR(Polymerase chain reaction) PCR92 1 42 172 21 45PCR1 1 J2 16

(Dioscorea spp.) RAPD 149 2J2O1PCR 3 J2O1PCR 1. 23 (2) 1 Fig. 1. Dendrogram of yam strains obtained from the cluster analysis based on the determinations of morphological characters. The code number of each strains show in Table 1. The extreme left indicates to are the grouping based on the dendrogram.

150 605 J11 8J2 9 2213 3 (1) 943 2 ( 1 )1 64 2 (1 ) 1 9 ( 8 1 ) 4 2322 3 63.8 2 1(2) 4 3 Fig. 2. Plots of individual strains for the first and second principal component axes. The symbols of,,, and are the grouping I to V based on the dendrogram.

(Dioscorea spp.) RAPD 151 ( ) J2( ) 2 2. RAPD 1 17A47 A57 J1 O1 4200 PCR RAPD Fig. 3. RAPD profiles generated by random primer OPA2 in 16 strains of yams. M: size marker. Table 3. Comparison of PCR products among three species by RAPD analysis RAPD marker OPA2a OPA2b OPC15 OPC19a OPC19b OPC20a OPC20b OPE12 OPW7 OPX1 OPX9 : without marker. D. japonica J1 Species and code No. D. opposita O1 D. alata A47

152 Fig. 4. Dendrogram of yam strains obtained from the cluster anlysis based on the RAPD data. The number after the code number indicates the grouping based on the morphological characters. Letters on the code number at the extremely left indicates the grouping based on the dendrogram. bp2000500 OPA2OPC15OPC19OPC20OPE12 OPW2OPW7OPX1OPX9OPY910 OPA2 PCR PCR 3 bp2000500 RAPD OPA2 1026 RAPDJ1O1A47PCR3 OPA2OPC19OPC202 OPC15OPE12OPW7OPX1OPX91 11 26 4 J1 O13.0 a b c d e f g 7 a J1 bo1 c d e f g c A47A22A6d A31e A8A12f A16A40A44g A2A5A6A9A57 J1 O1 3RAPD5 A5A6A16A31 2J2O1PCR OPC15OPC19OPC20 J2O1DNAPCR PCR 5 PCR

(Dioscorea spp.) RAPD 153 Fig. 5. RAPD profiles generated by random primer OPC15,19 and 20 in 2 kind of yams. J2 :D. japonica, O1 : D. opposita M: size marker. RAPD RAPD RAPD 3RAPD 5 RAPD RAPD MARTIN 19731977 1995 1996

154 Table 4. The relation between anthocyanin coloration and classification based on morphological criteria, RAPD of the tested yam Classification Anthocyanin coloration based on morphological criteria Tuber Classification Code No. based on RAPD of strain Leaf & petiole I a J 1 II b O 1 " O 2 " O 3 " O 4 " O 5 " O 6 " O 7 " O 8 " J 2 III A 4 " g A 5 " e A 8 " A11 " e A12 " f A16 " A41 " A45 " c A47 " A48 " A61 " A62 " A63 " A19 " A20 " c A22 " A33 " A36 " A64 " c A65 " A34 " A49 IV g A 6 " f A40 " A42 " A43 " f A44 " A17 " A28 " A29 " A30 " d A31 " A32 " A35 " A54 A 1 " g A 2 " A 3 " g A 9 " A55 " A56 " g A57 " A58 " A59 " A66 " A67 " A68 " A60 Anthocyanin coloration, ; pigmentation, ; nopigmentation.

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