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Evaluation of the genetic diversity of pomegranate accessions from Turkey using new microsatellite markers

Ali ERGÜL
Oğuzhan ÇALIŞKAN
Safder BAYAZIT
Mert ÖKTEM
Pages
142–153
Publication Date
2022-10-19
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The present study provides essential information to devise a pomegranatecore germplasm collection without duplication of plant material, to sustainably manage pomegranate breeding programs, and toestablish conservation strategies for preserving local pomegranate genetic resources.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Turkey has many valuable genetic resources for pomegranate; however, there have not been many studies on the identificationand characterization of these important genetic resources.
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Key Findings & Data:New microsatellite markers were used to characterize a set of 78 pomegranateaccessions from Turkey.
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Turkey has many valuable genetic resources for pomegranate; however, there have not been many studies on the identificationand characterization of these important genetic resources. New microsatellite markers were used to characterize a set of 78 pomegranateaccessions from Turkey. Using six SSR primers, a total of 41 alleles were characterized with an average of 4.6 alleles per locus andmean probability of identity (PI) value of 0.366. These data indicated a high level of polymorphism in pomegranate germplasm. Fivesynonymous groups could be detected among 30 accessions. This microsatellite-based key is a first step towards a database for markerassisted identification of pomegranate accessions in Turkey. The present study provides essential information to devise a pomegranatecore germplasm collection without duplication of plant material, to sustainably manage pomegranate breeding programs, and toestablish conservation strategies for preserving local pomegranate genetic resources.

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ERGÜL, A., ÇALIŞKAN, O., BAYAZIT, S., ÖKTEM, M. (2022). Evaluation of the genetic diversity of pomegranate accessions from Turkey using new microsatellite markers. Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry, Cilt: 41 - Sayı: 2, 142–153. https://ajindex.com/articles/599336

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