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Comparison of individual based approaches using RAPD markers for identifying genetic relationships in Erodium (Geranaiceae)

Genetic diversity research is required to understand the conservation and
 management of plant resources in all ecosystems. In Iran, there are 15
 different Erodium species. Erodium genetic diversity has not been studied
 extensively using Random Amplified Polymorphic DNA (RAPD). As a result, six
 species were gathered and learned from six different Iranian locales. A
 total of 82 plant specimens were collected. Our objectives were to assess
 Erodium species genetic diversity and to identify Erodium species genetic
 diversity. 2) Is there a link between a species's genetic makeup and
 geographic location? 3) Population and taxon genetic structure. Erodium
 species were separated into two groups using an unweighted pair group
 technique with arithmetic mean and principal component analysis. In Erodium,
 gene flow (Nm) was relatively modest (0.33). The Mantel test revealed a link
 between genetic and geographical distances (r = 0.77, p=0.0001). We
 identified many genetic variations in the Erodium species, which indicates
 that it can adapt to changing circumstances. According to recent findings,
 RAPD markers and morphometry approaches may investigate Erodium species
 genetic diversity.