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April 18, 2026BMC Plant Biology0 citationsOpen Access

Comparative plastid genome analysis of four different variants of Gastrodia elata and development of molecular markers based on plastid DNA sequences

SWSuyin WangQHQingqing HuXZXu Zeng

Key Points

  • To analyze the plastid genomes of different Gastrodia elata variants and develop molecular markers for identification.
  • Conducted comparative plastid genome analysis of four Gastrodia elata variants.
  • Developed InDel markers GEpt11 and GEpt13 based on plastid DNA sequences.
  • Assessed marker effectiveness for distinguishing between G. elata variants.
  • First complete plastome of Gastrodia elata f. flavida reported.
  • InDel markers developed effectively distinguish G. elata variants.
  • Results support applications in germplasm identification and quality control.

Abstract

Here, we report the first complete plastome of Gastrodia elata f. flavida; and development of practical InDel markers GEpt11 and GEpt13 distinguishing G. elata variants. These results providing molecular tools for germplasm identification, breeding, and quality control of G. elata.

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Wang et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e31ec840886becb653e81bhttps://doi.org/10.1186/s12870-026-08695-4
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