The test results Pterospermum genetic variation within populations exist in (76.41%), among the smaller contribution (24.59%) of the role of genetic variation. Conclusions The results of the same family with Pterospermum Loropetalum subcordatum (72% of the variation among the population), Sinowilsonia henryi (66.39% of the variation among the population) and Disanthus cercidifolius (75.34% of the variation among the population) inconsistent, described Pterospermum genetic variation within populations are more abundant, with a wealth of development and utilization of genetic resources. Data analysis SRAP markers Pterospermum genetic structure, Fst value was obtained 0.246, indicating a higher level of differentiation within its genetic basis. Plant breeding is the decisive factor in determining the type of genetic variation patterns of plant populations. Outcrossing species genetic differentiation coefficient of the mean Fst = 0.19, while selfing species genetic differentiation coefficient of the mean Fst = 0.4140, combined with our field survey found that most Pterospermum low seed, we hypothesized Pterospermum is self-incompatible affinity. This indicates Pterospermum likely to belong to outcrossing breeding system, which is outside the industry survey found that the majority of Altingia low seed conclusions coincide. Jeremia other study found that endangered plant, due to genetic drift, self-incompatibility locus could mutate lost, converted to self-compatible. Schmitt, who studied the same family of North American sweetgum self-sterility characteristics, derived from the intersection leading to greatly reduce the number of seeds in the fruit. Therefore, we hypothesized that part of Altingia low seed is most likely due to the higher rate of self-induced.
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