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A set of five mitochondrial (mt) probes derived from a strain ofBeauveria bassiana was used to evaluate the similarity of mtDNAs from 15 additional isolates of this fungus and five genera of other entomopathogenic fungi. The probes and genes encoded for (shown in parentheses) were pBbmtE2 (NADI, ATP6 ), pBbmtE3 (ATP6 , small rRNA [srRNA ]), pBbmtE4 (srRNA, CO3, NAD6 ), pBbSE1 (NAD6, tRNAVal, Ile, Ser, Trp, Pro , large rRNA [lrRNA ]), and pBbXS1 (lrRNA ). The probes produced identical hybridization patterns inEco RI-digested DNA from nearly all isolates ofB. bassiana andBeauveria caledonica . Similar patterns were also observed withBeauveria densa . The isolates ofB. caledonica andB. densa DNAs could be differentiated from each other and fromB. bassiana on the basis of aHin dIII digestion and probing with pBbmtE3. Probe pBbmtE2 produced either a 5.0-kb or a 4.1-kb band in all of theB. bassiana isolates. This observation was used to categorize the mtDNA ofB. bassiana into two types, designated A and B. Hybridization of the five probes produced distinct banding patterns inBeauveria brongniartii, Tolypocladium cylindrosporum, Tolypocladium nivea, Metarhizium anisopliae, Verticillium lecanii , andPaecilomyces farinosus . Hybridizations carried out with multiple probes simultaneously present produced unique patterns which characterized theB. bassiana group from all other fungi tested. These results are discussed in terms of how mtDNA polymorphisms inB. bassiana may relate to natural population structures, mt transmission in deuteromycetes, and the use of mtDNA polymorphisms in structural analysis of mtDNA.

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Identification of Molecular Variants in Mitochondrial DNAs of Members of the Genera <i>Beauveria, Verticillium, Paecilomyces, Tolypocladium</i> , and <i>Metarhizium</i>

Identification of Molecular Variants in Mitochondrial DNAs of Members of the Genera Beauveria, Verticillium, Paecilomyces, Tolypocladium , and Metarhizium