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Genetic diversity of perch populations in three lowland reservoirs (Central Poland): perspectives for fish sustainable management

Mankiewicz-Boczek J., Imsiridou A., Kaczkowski Z., Tsiora A., Karaiskou N., Łapińska M., Minos G., Zalewski W.

Polish Journal of Ecology

2013

Vol. 61, nr 2

385--390

Proper multidimensional management of perch, common and one of the most abundant species in European freshwaters, is a challenge both from ecological and commercial perspective. However, all activity relating to the management of the perch must be based on good genetic knowledge in order to ensure a purity of species and further conservation of biodiversity. Therefore, in the present study, the mtDNA cytb and D–loop restriction analysis was applied in order to estimate genetic diversity within and among three perch (Perca fluviatilis L.) populations in reservoirs of Central Poland: Sulejów, Próba and Jeziorsko. Two out of nine, and two out of eight restriction enzymes were polymorphic for cytb and D–loop, respectively. Five different haplotypes were detected with the simultaneous occurrence of haplotype 1 in all three populations. Nucleotide diversity values within investigated populations were low (0.003 to 0.02). No significant differentiation (P = 0.248) among populations representing two different catchments of Pilica and Vistula rivers, was observed. The lack of genetic differentiation of perch populations is the first important element for the development of a strategy to regulate the perch in Polish river systems, with simultaneous reduction of fish in eutrophic reservoirs and increase in amount of perch, in sites favorable for fishing and aquaculture.

Application of nine species-specific microsatellite loci to characterize three pike-perch (Sander lucioperca) populations from the Aral Sea basin in Uzbekistan

Khurshut E., Kohlmann K.

Environmental Biotechnology

2009

Vol. 5, No. 1

3-10

The pike-perch is one of the main commercial fish species in Uzbekistan. Historically, it inhabited the Aral Sea and deltas of inflowing rivers (Amu-Darya and Syr-Darya). At the beginning of the 1960s it was introduced into water bodies of the middle Amu-Darya and Syr-Darya from the Ural River. The present study was aimed to evaluate the current genetic status of wild pike-perch populations from different water bodies using nine recently isolated species-specific microsatellite markers. The three examined Uzbek pike-perch populations expressed significantly higher average numbers of alleles per locus (5.56 to 14.22) than three year-classes of a German wild population (3.11 to 3.78) included for comparison. On the other hand, average observed and expected heterozygosities were not significantly different in both regions (0.743 and 0.760 in Uzbek pike-perch; 0.576 and 0.471 in German pike-perch). After sequential Bonferroni corrections all Uzbek populations were found to be in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. Genetic differentiation between all populations as estimated by FST values was statistically significant. Pike-perch from Amu-Darya River delta and Tudakul reservoir were less differentiated from each other probably due to gene flow between them (both water bodies are connected) whereas the more distinct Syr-Darya River population showed indication for introgression with non-native individuals stocked in that region. Since stocking is widely practiced to satisfy the growing demand of pike-perch fisheries in Uzbekistan, fish seed for such activities should be obtained from local, genetically undisturbed populations such as the Amu-Darya River delta population.