Use of RAPD markers in the germplasm collection of the Cacao Research Center (CEPEC) for genotype identification

The objetive of this work was to compare clones of original accession collection and clones of the CEPEC 500'series, find misidentified material within germplasm and compare duplicates that exist in the Active Bank of Germplasm (BAG) of the Cacao Research Center (CEPEC). Forty accessions were analysed in this work. Nei and Li similarity coefficient were calculated for each comparison. It was possible to characterize some CEPEC clones, such as, CEPEC 507 and CEPEC 509 as being CA1 and RB 40 respectively. Also it is suspected that possible mistakes occur between GS 36 and ICS 95 and can be the same material. In the case of duplicates there was no differences between two lines of five accessions analysed.

Saved in:
Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: 132377 Yamada, M.M., 66359 Faleiro, F.G., 87587 Lopes, U.V., 99023 Neto, A.D., 105701 Pires, J.L., 68125 Flores, A.B., 66358 Faleiro, A.S.G., 45709 Bahia, R.C.S., 4818 Centro de Pesquisas do Cacau, Ilhéus, BA (Brasil)
Format: biblioteca
Published: (Ene
Subjects:THEOBROMA CACAO, GERMOPLASMA, COLECCIONES DE MATERIAL GENETICO, GENOTIPOS, CLONES, RAPD, MARCADORES GENETICOS, IDENTIFICACION, INVESTIGACION, BRASIL,
Tags: Add Tag
No Tags, Be the first to tag this record!
Description
Summary:The objetive of this work was to compare clones of original accession collection and clones of the CEPEC 500'series, find misidentified material within germplasm and compare duplicates that exist in the Active Bank of Germplasm (BAG) of the Cacao Research Center (CEPEC). Forty accessions were analysed in this work. Nei and Li similarity coefficient were calculated for each comparison. It was possible to characterize some CEPEC clones, such as, CEPEC 507 and CEPEC 509 as being CA1 and RB 40 respectively. Also it is suspected that possible mistakes occur between GS 36 and ICS 95 and can be the same material. In the case of duplicates there was no differences between two lines of five accessions analysed.