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. 2024 Jun 5;65(4):191–198. doi: 10.47371/mycosci.2024.05.001

Table 2. PCR detection of Tricholoma matsutake DNA by the known specific and universal primers from 9 samples in which the fungal DNA was detected by the TmSP-I-2F/TmSP-I-2R primer pair as shown in Table 1.

Plant name Samples1 Detection of T. matsutake using the following specific PCR primers2 Homology of the sequence obtained using the following universal PCR primer pair with T. matsutake #84 sequence3
TmF/TmR MY201f/MY101r pS1 pS48/pL281 ITS1/ITS4B CNL12 (F)/5SA (R)
Nagano 139 (seedling) EMRT ND ND ND ND 411/412 (99.8 %)
Ibaraki 1 (seedling) ERM ND 410/412 (99.5 %)
ERM* ND ND 635/664 (95.6 %)** 420/422 (99.5 %)
Shindai-spore+ (seedling) EMRT ND ND
Nara-blue 1 (air-layered tree) EMRT ND 791/792 (99.9 %) 455/456 (99.8 %)
Nara-blue 2 (air-layered tree) EMRT + + + + 787/789 (99.7 %) 422/423 (99.8 %)
EMRT + + + + 746/748 (99.7 %) 422/423 (99.8 %)
EMRT + ND ND 741/743 (99.7 %) 423/424 (99.8 %)
Growing wild seedling EMRT 746/748 (99.7 %) 413/420 (96.0 %)

1 Abbreviation is as in Table 1.

2 +: detection of T. matsutake, −: no detection of T. matsutake, ND: not determined due to unknown amplification pattern.

3 All sequences obtained were highly identical to T. matsutake sequences by BLAST search.

* Ectomycorrhizal root tips from adult pines were included in each sample.

** The sequence was also highly matched to the T. matsutake sequence by BLAST search.