A high genetic diversity revealed between commercial rose cultivars by RAPD-PCR technique
作者： M. Emadpour , E. Beiramizadeh , R. Hosseini
关键词: UPGMA 、 Cultivar 、 Jaccard index 、 Genetic diversity 、 Veterinary medicine 、 RAPD 、 Dendrogram 、 Similarity (network science) 、 Botany 、 Biology 、 Genetic marker
摘要: Genetic diversity between fifteen commercial cultivars of rose were evaluated, using Ten decamer primers (A-J). All detected polymorphism among the cultivars. In total, 126 bands produced, 73 which polymorphic. Primers E and F produced highest, while primer H lowest number bands. The percentage polymorphic ranged from 37% to 81% with an average 63.9%. was 7.3 per primer. Only amplified DNA fragments ranging in size 220 3000 bp used for statistical analyses. Cluster analysis based on presence or absence performed by Jaccard’s similarity coefficient, Unweighted Pair Group Method Arithmetic Averages (UPGMA). 0.12 0.53. dendrogram revealed two main clusters. Each cluster divided into subgroups. This investigation showed that genetic relatively considerable these Also, results propose RAPD marker is a useful tool evaluation relationships amongst different
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