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STUDIES ON GENETIC DIVERSITY AND KINSHIP OF CHINQUAPIN (CASTANEA HENRYI REHD. & WILS.) GERMPLASM BY RAPD TECHNIQUE

Article number

844_42

Pages

303 – 310

Language

English

Abstract

By using RAPD molecule markers, genome polymorphism analysis was conducted on 29 Chinquapin species collected from different regions in Jianou City.
One hundred seventy two bands were amplified by 18 pairs of primer, including 168 polymorphic bands, accounting for 97.67% of the total.
By amplification and cluster analysis, these 29 Chinquapin species were divided into 5 groups.
The kinship of Chinquapin germplasm and the application value of RAPD were also discussed.

Publication

IV International Chestnut Symposium

Authors

Zheng Cheng-le, Pan Dong-ming, Yu Xiao-qu

Keywords

Chinquapin (Castanen henryi Rehd. & Wils.), germplasm resources, genetic diversity, RAPD (Random Amplified Polymorphic DNA) marker, cluster analysis

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2009.844.42

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