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Industrial Crops Genetic Resources of Turkey

Türkiye Endüstri Bitkileri Genetik Kaynakları

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Characterization studies have been achieved on sunflowers, sesame, beets, and tobacco. 2296 population samples of different species (sunflowers, tobacco, beet, sesame, and opium poppy.) have been characterized so far.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Turkey is center of origin and/or diversity of several industrial crop species which are economically important for country economy.Two of the center of origin (Near Eastern and Mediterranean Centers) extends into Turkey.
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Key Findings & Data:According to the early archaeological findings, Turkey is one of the first domestication centers for some industrial crop species, such as flax early Neolithic findings dated on 7200-6500 BC. at Cayonu of East Anatolia.
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Conclusion & Impact:Characterization studies have been achieved on sunflowers, sesame, beets, and tobacco. 2296 population samples of different species (sunflowers, tobacco, beet, sesame, and opium poppy.) have been characterized so far.
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Turkey is center of origin and/or diversity of several industrial crop species which are economically important for country economy.Two of the center of origin (Near Eastern and Mediterranean Centers) extends into Turkey. According to the early archaeological findings, Turkey is one of the first domestication centers for some industrial crop species, such as flax early Neolithic findings dated on 7200-6500 BC. at Cayonu of East Anatolia. Because of the importance of industrial crop genetic resources diversity, the systematic collection and conservation of such group of species have been started in 1964 which is the beginning year of the systematic collection of industrial plants genetic resources. Some important industrial crops which are used as fiber, oil, sugar, starch, alkaloids etc. are the special interest of Industrial Crops Genetic Resources Project. Industrial Crops Genetic Resources Research Project is aimed at the collection, conservation, characterization and evaluation of industrial plants genetic resources found in Turkey. This collection is main sources for breeding programs to be used as germplasm. The survey and collection activities are planned annually and conducted within the framework of Industrial Plant Group of National Program between 1978 and 2015. A sample of seed, herbarium and vegetative plant material were collected from different provinces of Turkey. For further collection activities inventories on the plants are also carried out in collaboration with other institutions. 1483 population samples were collected from 1948 to 1977. Total of 7253 population samples and 273 herbarium specimens (Arachis hypogea L., Beta spp., Brassica spp., Cannabis sativa L., Carthamus spp., Helianthus annuus L., Linum usitatissimum L., Nicotiana tabacum L., Papaver spp., Pimpinella anisum L., Sesamum indicum L.) have been collected. The collected plant species have been multiplied, if the seeds of some species were not sufficient for middle and long term storage. The seed multiplication of plants transplanted to field has been continued. The collected industrial crops genetic resources are stored as ex situ in the seed gene bank at Aegean Agricultural Reserach Institute (AARI) within the frame work of Ex Situ Conservation of Plant Genetic Resources Project. The AARI Gene Bank working as National Gene Bank has storage facilities for both long and medium-term storage. 3273 population samples belonging to different species has been regenerated since 1991. One of the other important tasks of the project is the evaluation of stored collections. Characterization studies have been achieved on sunflowers, sesame, beets, and tobacco. 2296 population samples of different species (sunflowers, tobacco, beet, sesame, and opium poppy.) have been characterized so far.

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Ülkemiz, kültür bitkilerinin farklılaşma merkezlerinden "Yakındoğu Merkezi" ve "Akdeniz Merkezi" içinde yer almaktadır. Dolayısıyla diğer bazı bitki gruplarında olduğu gibi, endüstri bitkileri grubuna giren türlerin bir kısmı da geniş bir varyasyon göstermektedir. Arkeolojik bulgulara göre birçok endüstri bitkisinin domestikasyon merkezi durumundadır. Neolitik bulgulara göre M.Ö. 7200-6500 yıllarında Doğu Anadolu'da Çayönü'nde keten bulgularına rastlanmıştır. Endüstri bitkilerinin taşıdığı genetik çeşitlilik nedeniyle bu gruba giren türlerin sistematik olarak toplanması ve muhafazasına 1964 yılında başlanmıştır. Endüstri bitkileri grubundaki önemli bazı lif, yağ, şeker, nişasta, alkoloid vb. bitkileri bu makalenin ilgi odağında bulunmaktadır

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TAN, A. Ş., PEKSÜSLÜ, A., YILMAZ, İ., KARTAL, H., MEMİŞ, A. L. A., ALDEMİR, M., AYKAS, L. (2016). Industrial Crops Genetic Resources of Turkey. ANADOLU Ege Tarımsal Araştırma Enstitüsü Dergisi, Cilt: 26 - Sayı: 1, 28–45. https://ajindex.com/articles/146083

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