Molecular-genetic analysis of four populations of Pinus sylvestris L., with resin acids with anti-microbial activity

74 ISSR-PCR markers were isolated in four studied populations of Scots pine in the Perm Territory, of which 67 ( P95 =0.905) were polymorphic. The studied populations are characterized by high rates of genetic diversity ( P95 =0.905; HE =0.187; ne =1.402; R =12). It was found that among the studied 4 populations of P. sylvestris , the population from the Gainskiy forestry ( P95 =0.842; HE =0.212; ne =1.358; R =1) possesses the highest genetic diversity, and the population from the Perm forestry ( P95 =0.800; HE =0.173; ne =1.282; R =1). A comparative analysis of the literature and the data obtained showed that the indicators of the genetic diversity of the studied populations of Scots pine in the Perm region have average values for the species ( P95 =0.905; HE =0.187; na =1.905; ne =1.402).