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[en] Pleurotus species is an edible mushroom in Malaysia which is commonly known as Oyster mushroom and grow by small holder farmers. This species is important for nutraceutical, pharmaceutical and cosmoceutical industries. However, there is some mis identification due to phenotypic variation in which the species shared some similarities due to environmental factors, and thus create troublesome. Thus, eleven isolates of Pleurotus sample which comprise of 4 different species were collected from different locations in Malaysia were used for strain and species identification including mutant line Pleurotus. Pleurotus pulmonarius coded as ATCC 62887 was used as a reference. Total genomic DNA was extracted, quantified and amplified by using rDNA-ITS (Ribosomal DNA Internal Transcribed Spacers) ITS8-F: 5"'AGTCGTAACAAGGTTTCCGTAGGTG3"' and ITS6-R: 5"'TTCCCGCTTCACTCGC-AGT3"'primers. The PCR products were directly sequenced for BLAST evaluation. Phylogenetic (UPGMA) was constructed by using CLC Sequence Viewer 6.8.1. It clearly shown distinct clades of the Pleurotus species and strains. Pleurotus pulmonarius were found to be grouped in one group while Pleurotus florida and Pleurotus columbinus were in the other different clade. For Pleurotus geesteranus, which has the most nucleotide similarity and morphology with Pleurotus pulmonarius, was grouped in its own clade and was single isolated. Thus, ITS marker found to be reliable, rapid, robust and reproducible approach in screening of Pleurotus species and its variants for taxonomical purposes and phylogenetic analysis. (author)
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2016; 1 p; R&D Seminar 2016: Research and Development Seminar 2016; Bangi (Malaysia); 8-10 Nov 2016; Also available in Malaysian Nuclear Agency Document Delivery Center by email: mohdhafizal@nuclearmalaysia.gov.my; Poster presentation
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