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Discussion about the Prospects on Testing for New Varieties of Plants by DNA Molecular Markers

Delin Hong

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The paper reviewed the research and application of morphological,cytological,biochemical and DNA molecular markers in identification for plant varieties,and their advantage and disadvantage were then discussed.Consideration was also given to the application of SSR molecular markers in testing new varieties of plants.

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The paper reviewed the research and application of morphological,cytological,biochemical and DNA molecular markers in identification for plant varieties,and their advantage and disadvantage were then discussed.Consideration was also given to the application of SSR molecular markers in testing new varieties of plants.

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The paper reviewed the research and application of morphological,cytological,biochemical and DNA molecular markers in identification for plant varieties,and their advantage and disadvantage were then discussed.Consideration was also given to the application of SSR molecular markers in testing new varieties of plants.

Key concepts: Biology, Identification (biology), Molecular marker, Biotechnology, DNA, Disadvantage, Computational biology, Genetic marker

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