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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Aug 28.
Published in final edited form as: J Nat Prod. 2015 Aug 5;78(8):2007–2022. doi: 10.1021/acs.jnatprod.5b00342

Table 3.

DNA Authentication of Six Glycyrrhiza Hybrids (Root Sticks)

sample code DNA markers
TGc claimed G. species identified G. hybridsd origin
ITSa,b rbcL matK psbA-trnH
BC750 I-3/I-2 = ADD (14%) R-1 M-1 T-2 TG7 (cp) or TG3 (cp) uralensis G. uralensis × G. glabra China, Xinjiang
BC752 I-2/I-3 = ADD (12%) R-1 M-2 T-3 TG5 (cp) inflata G. uralensis × G. inf lata China, Xinjiang
BC758 I-3/I-2 = ADD (13%) R-1 M-2 T-3 TG5 (cp) “Gan-cao” G. uralensis × G. inf lata China
BC772a I-2/I-3 = ADD (≥86%) R-1 M-2 T-3 TG5 (cp) inflata G. uralensis × G. inf lata China, Xinjiang
BC782c I-2/I-3 = ADD (14%) R-1 M-2 T-3 TG5 (cp) inflata G. uralensis × G. inf lata unknown
BC782d I-2/I-3 = ADD (7%) R-2 M-1 T-1 TG8 (cp) inflata G. uralensis × G. inflata unknown
a

The occurrence of both I-2 and I-3 sequences for the ITS DNA marker is called ADD genotype and corresponds to “nucleotide additivities” often observed in hybrids between two species.27

b

The ITS ADD genotype is given as a ratio, with the primary genotype highlighted in bold, and the average secondary peak height ratio is given in parentheses.

c

Total genotype (TG) determined by the composition in DNA markers.

d

Genotype identified from the chloroplast DNA and corresponding to the putative maternal species (highlighted in bold).