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Inter-simple sequence repeats genetic relationships between populations of Consolida (Ranunculaceae)

In fields like ecology, biogeography, conservation biology, and
 macroevolutionary theory, species are considered as the fundamental unit of
 study. Gray (1821), an expert on British flora, regarded the genus Consolida
 to be a distinct genus based on a single species (C. regalis). Consolida, on
 the other hand, is believed by some scholars to be a part of Delphinium.
 There are no reports on the genetic diversity, modes of divergence, or
 dispersion patterns of the various Consolida species that grow in Iran
 despite their widespread distribution. Hence, a combination of atomic (ISSR
 markers) and morphological examinations of 78 increases from seven species
 of Consolida were conducted. One goal of this work is to determine the
 diagnostic usefulness of ISSR markers in the delimitation of Consolida
 species, another is to determine the genetic structure of these taxa, and a
 third is to look at the relationships between species within these groups.
 It was discovered in the current research that combining morphological and
 ISSR data may help identify species. Analysis using AMOVA and STRUCTURE
 found that the species of Consolida are genetically distinct, yet have some
 common genes.