ArticlePlants (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Performance Profiles of Short DNA Barcode Segments for Family Level Detection of Asteraceae Within Asterales.
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Short DNA barcodes may facilitate sequence recovery from degraded material, but their ability to retain target-family identity while excluding related taxa varies among genomic regions. We computationally evaluated 16 nuclear, plastid, and mitochondrial marker regions from 11 Asterales families using 279,956 NCBI locus-record matches and an accession-disjoint discovery/test design. Thirty-one candidate segments of 50-200 bp (mean, 98.55 bp) were screened in discovery data and evaluated for within-Asteraceae sequence recall, differentiation from non-Asteraceae Asterales, in silico primer behavior, phylogenetic placement, and exploratory matching across 808 metadata-defined metagenomic samples. Conserved regions such as
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