The complete mitochondrial and plastid genomes of the invasive marine red alga Caulacanthus okamurae (Caulacanthaceae, Rhodophyta) from Moss Landing, California, USA
Aguilar, Alejandro
Hartnell Coll
Ahumada, Tania J.
Hartnell Coll
Amezcua Moreno, Noemi
Hartnell Coll
Bohn, Jacob
Hartnell Coll
Bustamante, Danilo E.
Universidad Nacional Toribio Rodriguez De Mendoza De Amazonas
Cardoso, Edgar
Hartnell Coll
Carranza, Rocio
Hartnell Coll
Castillo, Maria
Hartnell Coll
Cazares, Elizabeth
Hartnell Coll
Cazares, Emmanuel
Hartnell Coll
Companion, Janelle K.
Hartnell Coll
Cruz, Jeanette
Hartnell Coll
Cuevas, Neovid
Hartnell Coll
De La Torre, Lizbeth
Hartnell Coll
Dietz, Daniel P.
Hartnell Coll
Fernando, Kathleen M.
Hartnell Coll
Garcia, Bryan
Hartnell Coll
Gomez, Pamela
Hartnell Coll
Gonzales-Miramontes, Bianca
Hartnell Coll
Hernandez, Yuviana
Hartnell Coll
Huaracha, Kayla
Hartnell Coll
Hughey, Jeffery R.
Hartnell Coll
Lazaro, Gabriela
Hartnell Coll
Zhai Lorenzo, Feifei
Hartnell Coll
Medrano, Diana
Hartnell Coll
Mendoza, Ailen
Hartnell Coll
Mendoza, Daniel
Hartnell Coll
Mohssin, Adam
Hartnell Coll
Orozco Medina, Jeanette
Hartnell Coll
Pacheco, Aislinn
Hartnell Coll
Palacios Ruvalcaba, Gustavo
Hartnell Coll
Patel, Jankiben
Hartnell Coll
Patel, Jatin
Hartnell Coll
Patino, Samantha
Hartnell Coll
Perez-Alfaro, Karina
Hartnell Coll
Ponce, Alejandra N.
Hartnell Coll
Poso, Jasmine G.
Hartnell Coll
Ramirez, Gabriel
Hartnell Coll
Ramirez, Hector A.
Hartnell Coll
Resendiz, Nathalie
Hartnell Coll
Reyno, Rachelle
Hartnell Coll
Rodriguez, Diego
Hartnell Coll
Russell, Ian A.
Hartnell Coll
Saenz-Verdugo, Paola
Hartnell Coll
Carmona, Angel S.
Hartnell Coll
Sanchez, Fabian
Hartnell Coll
Sheffer, Sabrina X.
Hartnell Coll
Solorio, Carmen
Hartnell Coll
Soto Trujillo, Alejandra
Hartnell Coll
Vasaya, Geraldine S.
Hartnell Coll
Velasquez Lopez, Victoria
Hartnell Coll
Journal
Mitochondrial Dna Part B: Resources
ISSN
2380-2359
Open Access
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Volume
5
Start page
2067
End page
2069
Caulacanthus okamurae is an invasive red alga that forms extensive mats in sheltered marine habitats around the world. To determine its genomic structure and genetic relationship to native and other non-native populations of C. okamurae, high-throughput sequencing analysis was performed on an introduced specimen from Bennett Slough, Moss Landing, California, USA. Assembly of 23,146,595 filtered 150 bp paired-end Illumina sequencing reads yielded its complete mitogenome (GenBank accession MT193839) and plastid genome (GenBank accession MT193838). The mitogenome is 25,995 bp in length and contains 50 genes. The plastid genome is 173,516 bp and contains 234 genes. Comparison of the organellar chromosomes to other Gigartinales revealed a high-level of gene synteny. BLAST analysis of marker sequences (rbcL, cox1, cox2) of C. okamurae from Moss Landing identified four identical DNA sequences: one from a specimen from a native population of C. okamurae from South Korea and three from specimens representing invasive populations from France, Spain, and the USA. These genetic results confirm the presence of C. okamurae in central California, USA, and represent the first complete mitogenome and plastid genome from the Caulacanthaceae.