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Genetic Diversity in Cultivated Groundnut Based on SSR Markers.

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  • Genetic Diversity in Cultivated Groundnut Based on SSR Markers. Abstract Text:

    ronghua tangRonghua Tang,guoqing gaoGuoqing Gao,liangqiong heLiangqiong He,zhuqiang hanZhuqiang Han,shihua shanShihua Shan,ruichun zhongRuichun Zhong,cuiqiu zhouCuiqiu Zhou,jing jiangJing Jiang,yangrui liYangrui Li,weijian zhuangWeijian Zhuang,

    Peanut (Arachis hypogaea L.) is an important source crop for edible oil and protein. It is important to identify the genetic diversity of peanut genetic resources for cultivar development and evaluation of peanut accessions. Thirty-four SSR markers were used to assess the genetic variation of four sets of twenty-four accessions each from the four botanical varieties of the cultivated peanut. Among the tested accessions, ten to sixteen pairs of SSR primers showed polymorphisms. The maximum differentiation index, which was defined as the degree of genetic differentiation, was as high as 0.992 in the tested accessions. Each accession could be discriminated by a specific set of polymorphic SSR primers, and the intra-variety genetic distance was determined among accessions, with an average of 0.59 in var. fastigiata 0.46 in var. hypogaea 0.38 in var. vulgaris and 0.17 in var. hirsuta. Dendrogrames based on genetic distances were constructed for the four botanical varieties, which revealed the existence of different clusters. It was concluded that there was abundant intra-variety SSR polymorphism, and with more and more SSR markers being developed, the intrinsic genetic diversity would be detected and the development of genetic map and marker-assisted selection for cultivated peanut would be feasible.

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    r tangR Tang,g gaoG Gao,l heL He,z hanZ Han,s shanS Shan,r zhongR Zhong,c zhouC Zhou,j jiangJ Jiang,y liY Li,w zhuangW Zhuang,

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    PUBLICATION TYPE: Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov

    Journal: Journal of genetics and genomics = Yi chuan xue ba

    VOLUME: 34

    Page Numbers: 449-59

    Journal Abbreviation: J Genet Genomics

    ISSN: 1673-8527

    DAY: 11

    MONTH: May

    YEAR: 2007

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    LANGUAGE: eng

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    AFFILIATION: Cash Crops Research Institute, Guangxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Nanning 530007, China.

    Country: China

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