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Although the endosymbiotic green algae from freshwater ciliates, hydra or sponges were all attributed to genus Chlorella at present, we still know little about the species diversity and host distribution of them. However, the preliminary studies from Kessler(1984) and Reisser(1988) indicate that the genetic diversity of symbiotic Chlorella may be unimaginable,but in general, many similar researchs all failed to clarify the interspecies relationships of symbiotic Chlorella from different sources(Huss et al, 1989).It is still unable to find out that whether the symbiotic Chlorella vulgaris inentified by Reisser (1988) and the Chlorella valgaris identified by Huss(1990) have the same genetic entity or not. In addition,the symbiotic green algae of Hydra sp.obtained from UK and the symbiotic Chlorella of Hydra sp. produced in Florida may be two different Chlorella species,which may because that the two host hydras are not the same species at all.In brief,whether the symbiotic algae from the same host of different geographic populations are the same species or not and whether the symbiotic algae from different hots may be the same species or not, to answer these questions ,we need a futher deep research in the origin and evolution of the symbiotic algae.
This study attempts to construct molecular phylogenetic trees based on the nuclear 18S rRNA and ITS gene sequences of the symbiotic algae obtained from hydra sinensis and GenBank and the homologous sequences of the representative species from non-symbiotic¡¢free-living green algae within Chlorella genus that belongs to Class Trebouxiophyceae,looking forward to give a preliminary discussion about phylogenetic relationships between the symbiotic algae from different sources and free-living algae in Class Trebouxiophyceae,thus confirming whether the origin of symbiotic algae was polyphyletic or monophyletic.Currently, 18S rRNA sequences of symbiotic algae from difference sources are abundant, so phylogenetic trees(figure3-2,figue3-3,figue3-4) based on 18S rRNA sequences of symbiotic algae ,and free-living green algae within Class Trebouxiophyceae, provides a wealth of genetic information for us. The ML(figure3-2)¡¢MP(figure3-3) and Bayesian trees(figure3-4) based on 18S rRNA gene sequences all indicated that 61 Species of Class Trebouxiophyceae was separated into two branches, one branch was symbiotic algae group which consist of endosymbiotic algae from hydra, paramecium, ginkgo and moss and many free-living algae, and other branch was free-living algae group which consist only of free-living algae. The result suggests that£¬from the perspective of Class Trebouxiophyceae broad framework, the symbiotic algae from different sources seem to have a common origin; but from the perspective of symbiotic algae group small framework, Symbiotic algae from different sources does not form a monophyletic group exclusively, but mixed with other free-living algae in phylogenetic trees, they do not seem to have a common origin.The above-mentioned results of the phylogenetic position of symbiotic algae from different sources ,which we obtained from two different perspectives, appears to be a bit contradictory, but if we can thoroughly understand the essence of the problem, we will find that the two different results are essentially uniform.The algae of Class Trebouxiophyceae should be once free-living species , and the evolution of this group must also follow the general laws of evolution. However, so many factors such as endocytosis in potential host and long-term interactions(Ectosymbiosis and Commensalism) between green algae and potential hosts, that eventually led to a endosymbiotic relationship.Because of the species diversity and the diversity of
potential host, the interactions between algae and host occured randomly before the establishment of symbiotic relationship .While, once the symbiotic relationship have been established ,the relationship will be obligate,which means that one symbiotic algae corresponding to one host can not live in another when it was transferred.In brief, if we view the evolutionary roadmap of algae within Class Trebouxiophyceae as a big rooted tree, the symbiotic relationships between algae and hosts occurs on different leaves.In other words, it is meaningless to trace origin of the symbiotic algae in algae/host symbiont.Some results confirm the above hypothesis, the taxonomic status of symbiotic algae within the same type of host are also very different£¬In the ML¡¢MP and Bayesian trees based on 18S rRNA gene sequences, symbiotic algae in 5 strains of green hydra(including hydra sinensis ) from different sources, are all not monophyletic, and in the Bayesian tree , the 5 strains of green hydra from different sources have 5 different origins.
In the three phylogenetic trees based on 18S rRNA gene sequences, from the perspective of Class Trebouxiophyceae broad framework, why the symbiotic algae from different sources seem to have a common origin£¿Before a symbiotic relationship between free-living algae and potential host was established, the probability of potential host establishing a close relationship with free-living algae from symbiotic algae group should be equal to that of potential host establishing a close relationship with free-living algae from free-living algae group. However, it is worth noting that there are symbiotic algae only in symbiotic algae group but not in free-living algae group, and the best explanation may be that green algae from symbiotic green algae group have some common morphological and physiological characteristics which are beneficial to establishing of symbiotic relationship between them with host, while green algae from free-living algae group have not£¬but to draw a conclusion ,we should make an in-depth study in the morphology and physiological characteristics of symbiotic algae and the free-living algae within the symbiotic green algae group.
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In this study, we attempt to construct molecular phylogenetic trees based on the nuclear 18S rRNA and ITS gene sequences of the symbiotic algae obtained from hydra sinensis and GenBank and the homologous sequences of the representative species from non-symbiotic, free-living green algae within Chlorella genus that belongs to Class Trebouxiophyceae, preliminarily discussing  phylogenetic relationships between the symbiotic algae from different sources and free-living algae in Class Trebouxiophyceae, thus confirming whether the origin of symbiotic algae was polyphyletic or monophyletic. Currently, 18S rRNA sequences of symbiotic algae from difference sources seem abundant, so phylogenetic trees(figure3-2,figue3-3,figue3-4) based on 18S rRNA sequences of symbiotic algae and free-living green algae within Class Trebouxiophyceae provides a wealth of genetic information for us. The ML(figure3-2)¡¢MP(figure3-3) and Bayesian trees(figure3-4) based on 18S rRNA gene sequences all indicated that 61 Species of Class Trebouxiophyceae related to trees construction were separated into two branches, one branch was symbiotic algae group which consist of endosymbiotic algae from hydra, paramecium, ginkgo and moss and many free-living algae, and the other branch was free-living algae group which consist only of free-living algae. The result suggests that£¬from the perspective of Class Trebouxiophyceae broad framework, the symbiotic algae from different sources seem to have a common origin; but from the perspective of symbiotic algae group small framework, Symbiotic algae from different sources do not form a monophyletic group exclusively, but mix with other free-living algae in phylogenetic trees and do not seem to have a common origin.
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