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Assessment of genetic diversity among irrigated and saline alkaline ecotypes of rice (Oryza sativa L.) using microsatellite markers  


Abstract Category: Science
Course / Degree: M.Sc. Biotechnology
Institution / University: Saurashtra University, India
Published in: 2008


Thesis Abstract / Summary:

Genetic diversity of eleven rice cultivars (Oryza sativa L.) of irrigated and saline alkaline ecosystems was investigated using microsatellite markers. Forty-eight microsatellite markers were employed, generating 104 alleles of which 93 (89.4%) were polymorphic UPGMA cluster analysis classified these ecotypes into two main clusters, all irrigated rice ecotypes were grouped in sub cluster. Principal Coordinate Analysis (PCoA) and UPGMA cluster analysis depicted high level of genetic diversity in both irrigated and saline alkaline rice ecotypes.

The present study supports that the microsatellite markers can be useful tool in determining the genetic relationship among rice ecotypes and also indicates a strategy for designing salt tolerance breeding programs.


Thesis Keywords/Search Tags:
Microsatellite markers, genetic diversity, rice ecotypes

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Submission Details: Thesis Abstract submitted by Bhimani Renishkumar Pravinbhai from India on 11-Jul-2008 10:56.
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Bhimani Renishkumar Pravinbhai Contact Details: Email: renishb@gmail.com



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