تبارزایی، تنوع ژنتیکی و ساختار جمعیت ویروس زردي بافت مرده باقلا براساس ترادف

Faba bean necrotic yellows virus (FBNYV) causes severe yield losses and crop failure in legumes in the north African, south Asian and European countries. Following nucleotide sequencing of DNA-M segment of 17 host and geographical FBNYV isolates in Iran, different molecular analysis were performed based on all available DNA-M sequences of FBNYV. Based on constructed phylogenetic tree using nucleotide sequence of DNA-M component, FBNYV isolates were grouped into three clades, including isolates from Iran and Azerbaijan as a distinct clade. Genetic distance studies of FBNYV host subpopulations revealed some evidences of host adaptation in FBNYV natural selection. High gene flow was found among Iran – Azerbaijan and Spain – Africa subpopulations, indicating the relationship of their origins. Maximum genetic diversity of DNA-M was estimated in the central subpopulation of Iran. The dN/dS (Ѡ) value less than 1 represented the negative selection pressure on the movement protein of the virus. Seven out of nine recombination events were detected in DNA-M of Iranian FBNYV isolates. This is the first report of the FBNYV infection on pea from Iran. In the current study, the complete DNA-M nucleotide sequences of French bean and pea isolates of FBNYV were determined for the first time in the world. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]