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Genetic diversity and genetic relationships in Hyacinthaceae in India using RAPD and SRAP markers.

Tabassum Jehan1, Amit Vashishtha1, S R Yadav2, Suman Lakhanpaul1.   

Abstract

Genetic diversity and relationship among three genera namely Drimia, Dipcadi and Ledebouria of Hyacinthaceae in India was studied using RAPD and SRAP markers. Twenty one RAPD primers and nine SRAP were used for analyzing 41 accessions. RAPD gave an average 12.6 markers per primer, while SRAP generated 10.1 markers per primer pair. The family emerged very diverged with high polymorphism. The study resolved the three genera into monophyletic groups corresponding to three subfamilies; Urginoideae, Hyacinthoideae and Ornithogaloideae. Drimia wightii emerged a very distinct species and species specific markers were obtained with both marker systems. AMOVA analysis also revealed the genera to be quite well diverged. The two markers showed high correlation (r = 0.932) in Mantel matrix crresspondance test. The combined data also showed a very good correlation with the respective markers individually.

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Keywords:  Dipcadi; Drimia; Genetic diversity; RAPD; SRAP

Year:  2013        PMID： 24554844      PMCID： PMC3925474          DOI： 10.1007/s12298-013-0206-2

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Physiol Mol Biol Plants        ISSN： 0974-0430


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