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ISSR analysis of genetic relationship of fine Chinese jujube cultivars

SI Fang-fang

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In order to provide scientific basis for good varieties extention and breeding new variety in the south of China,the genetic diversity and genetic relationship of jujube cultivars were researched by using ISSR marker techniques.The results showed that the genetic relationship of the jujube cultivars was correlated with their geographical distribution.

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In order to provide scientific basis for good varieties extention and breeding new variety in the south of China,the genetic diversity and genetic relationship of jujube cultivars were researched by using ISSR marker techniques.The results showed that the genetic relationship of the jujube cultivars was correlated with their geographical distribution.

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In order to provide scientific basis for good varieties extention and breeding new variety in the south of China,the genetic diversity and genetic relationship of jujube cultivars were researched by using ISSR marker techniques.The results showed that the genetic relationship of the jujube cultivars was correlated with their geographical distribution.

Key concepts: Cultivar, Genetic diversity, Genetic relationship, China, Biology, Botany, Horticulture, Geography

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