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Preliminary Studies on Taro (Colocasia Schott) in Yunnan with RAPD Technique

Long Wen

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Ten representative taro ( Colocasia Schott ) materials (nine cultivated and one wild) from Yunnan province were tested by RAPD technique. The result showed that most amplified products were polymorphic and based on UPGMA method the 10 materials were divided into 4 groups. It is practicable that researching taros with RAPD technique.

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Ten representative taro ( Colocasia Schott ) materials (nine cultivated and one wild) from Yunnan province were tested by RAPD technique. The result showed that most amplified products were polymorphic and based on UPGMA method the 10 materials were divided into 4 groups. It is practicable that researching taros with RAPD technique.

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Ten representative taro ( Colocasia Schott ) materials (nine cultivated and one wild) from Yunnan province were tested by RAPD technique. The result showed that most amplified products were polymorphic and based on UPGMA method the 10 materials were divided into 4 groups. It is practicable that researching taros with RAPD technique.

Key concepts: Colocasia esculenta, RAPD, UPGMA, Biology, Botany, Veterinary medicine, Horticulture, Genetic variation

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