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AFLP analysis on the genetic diversity of some chrysanthemum species

Zhixian Zhen

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AFLP marker technique was used to study the genetic diversity of 26 chrysanthemum varieties.7 primer combinations to discriminate between genotypes were used to produce 385 AFLP-bands,285 of which were AFLP polymorph bands(74.03%),with an average of 40.7 bands produced per primer pair.The cluster analysis based on AFLP data showed that 26 dendranthema varieties could be divided into 5 groups according to pedigree.Results indicated that it is practical to categorize chrysanthemum varieties with AFLPs.

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AFLP marker technique was used to study the genetic diversity of 26 chrysanthemum varieties.7 primer combinations to discriminate between genotypes were used to produce 385 AFLP-bands,285 of which were AFLP polymorph bands(74.03%),with an average of 40.7 bands produced per primer pair.The cluster analysis based on AFLP data showed that 26 dendranthema varieties could be divided into 5 groups according to pedigree.Results indicated that it is practical to categorize chrysanthemum varieties with AFLPs.

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AFLP marker technique was used to study the genetic diversity of 26 chrysanthemum varieties.7 primer combinations to discriminate between genotypes were used to produce 385 AFLP-bands,285 of which were AFLP polymorph bands(74.03%),with an average of 40.7 bands produced per primer pair.The cluster analysis based on AFLP data showed that 26 dendranthema varieties could be divided into 5 groups according to pedigree.Results indicated that it is practical to categorize chrysanthemum varieties with AFLPs.

Key concepts: Amplified fragment length polymorphism, Genetic diversity, Biology, Primer (cosmetics), Genotype, Botany, Genetics, Population

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