Cytochrome b data of Mycopsylla species, 16S rDNA and atpD of Carsonella ruddii and 23S rDNA and 16S rDNA of S-endosymbiont harboured by M. fici, M. proxima and Mycopsylla sp. in Australia and New Zealand
  • Description

    The dataset contains alignments of sequences of Mycopsylla cytochrome b, Carsonella 16S rDNA, Carsonella atpD, S-endosymbiont 23S and 16S rDNA that were used to build phylogenetic trees. Individuals from three Mycopsylla spp. were collected in Australia and New Zealand in 2013 and 2014. Further information can be found in the associated files:\n1. Insect_Collection_Details: this table contains the sample ID, the insect species, the insect host plant, the location, the latitude and longitude as well as the date the insect collection was made\n2. Primer_Names: This table describes the primers used for amplification of the different gene fragments. CB1-CB2: Mycopsylla cytochrome b, Cru198F-Cru809R: Carsonella 16S rDNA, 2dS16SF-2dS16SR: S-endosymbiont 16S rDNA, 2dS23SF-2dS23SR: S-endosymbiont 23S rDNA, CatpD2013F-CatpD983R: Carsonella atpD\n

    Contact c.fromont@westernsydney.edu.au to discuss the data.


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      Data publication title Cytochrome b data of Mycopsylla species, 16S rDNA and atpD of Carsonella ruddii and 23S rDNA and 16S rDNA of S-endosymbiont harboured by M. fici, M. proxima and Mycopsylla sp. in Australia and New Zealand
    • Description

      The dataset contains alignments of sequences of Mycopsylla cytochrome b, Carsonella 16S rDNA, Carsonella atpD, S-endosymbiont 23S and 16S rDNA that were used to build phylogenetic trees. Individuals from three Mycopsylla spp. were collected in Australia and New Zealand in 2013 and 2014. Further information can be found in the associated files:\n1. Insect_Collection_Details: this table contains the sample ID, the insect species, the insect host plant, the location, the latitude and longitude as well as the date the insect collection was made\n2. Primer_Names: This table describes the primers used for amplification of the different gene fragments. CB1-CB2: Mycopsylla cytochrome b, Cru198F-Cru809R: Carsonella 16S rDNA, 2dS16SF-2dS16SR: S-endosymbiont 16S rDNA, 2dS23SF-2dS23SR: S-endosymbiont 23S rDNA, CatpD2013F-CatpD983R: Carsonella atpD\n

      Contact c.fromont@westernsydney.edu.au to discuss the data.


      • Data type dataset
    • Keywords
      • phylogeny
      • endosymbiont
      • co-evolution
      • homotomid
      • psyllid
      • phylogeography
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    • Start date 2013/04/01
    • End date 2014/12/31
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      The Data Manager is: Caroline Fromont
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      The data will be licensed under CC BY: Attribution 3.0 AU
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      • Statement of rights in data Copyright Western Sydney University
    - Citation
      Citation Fromont, Caroline; Cook, James; Riegler, Markus; Sutton, Tim; DeGabriel, Jane; Quintans, Desi; Campany, Courtney (2016): Cytochrome b data of Mycopsylla species, 16S rDNA and atpD of Carsonella ruddii and 23S rDNA and 16S rDNA of S-endosymbiont harboured by M. fici, M. proxima and Mycopsylla sp. in Australia and New Zealand. Western Sydney University. https://doi.org/10.4225/35/57a957370f199

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