POLYMORPHISM OF CHLOROPLAST DNA REGIONS OF SOME SPECIES FROM SCORPIRIS SPACH SUBGENERA (IRIDACEAE JUSS.)
Keywords:
polymorphizm, plastome, Scorpiris.Abstract
The information about the research results of the polymorphic regions of chloroplast
genomes of 4 endemic species from Scorpiris subgenera, namely Juno austrotschatkalica Tojibaev,
F. Karim, et Turgunov, Juno pseudocapnoides Rukšāns, Juno victoris (F.O. Khass., Khuzhan. and
Rakhimova) M.B. Crespo, Mart.-Azorín and Mavrodiev and Iris hippolyti (Vved.) Kamelin, is
presented in this article. The research aimed to detect the most variable regions to use for specific
primer design.
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