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Comparison of seed proteins in some representatives of the genusVigna

Věra Turková, Eva Klozová

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Seed protein patterns were compared in 10 species of the genusVigna, and in the generaMacroptilium, Strophostyles, Macrotyloma, Psophocarpus andPhaseolus. ThreeVigna groups could be clearly separated using immunochemical methods:Vigna hosei andVigna luteola;Vigna mungo, Vigna angularis, Vigna umbellata, Vigna trilobata andVigna radiata;Vigna sinensis,Vigna unquiculata andVigna aconitifolia. Among the other investigated generaPsophocarpus appears to be very distant, the others showing partial similarity in seed protein patterns.

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Seed protein patterns were compared in 10 species of the genusVigna, and in the generaMacroptilium, Strophostyles, Macrotyloma, Psophocarpus andPhaseolus. ThreeVigna groups could be clearly separated using immunochemical methods:Vigna hosei andVigna luteola;Vigna mungo, Vigna angularis, Vigna umbellata, Vigna trilobata andVigna radiata;Vigna sinensis,Vigna unquiculata andVigna aconitifolia. Among the other investigated generaPsophocarpus appears to be very distant, the others showing partial similarity in seed protein patterns.

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Seed protein patterns were compared in 10 species of the genusVigna, and in the generaMacroptilium, Strophostyles, Macrotyloma, Psophocarpus andPhaseolus. ThreeVigna groups could be clearly separated using immunochemical methods:Vigna hosei andVigna luteola;Vigna mungo, Vigna angularis, Vigna umbellata, Vigna trilobata andVigna radiata;Vigna sinensis,Vigna unquiculata andVigna aconitifolia. Among the other investigated generaPsophocarpus appears to be very distant, the others showing partial similarity in seed protein patterns.

Key concepts: Vigna, Radiata, Biology, Botany

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