GENETIC DIVERSITY STUDIES IN BRINJAL (Solanum spp.) USING MORPHOLOGICAL, BIO-CHEMICAL AND MOLECULAR MARKERS
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GENETIC DIVERSITY STUDIES IN BRINJAL (Solanum spp.) USING MORPHOLOGICAL, BIO-CHEMICAL AND MOLECULAR MARKERS
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Paithankar, Dinesh H
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Kothe, Shri R. K.
Bharad, Dr. S. G. Deshmukh, Dr. D. T. |
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The present investigation enti tled ""Genetic diversity studies in brinjal (Solanum spp.) using morphological, bio-chemical and molecular markers"" was undertaken with the objectives to estimate the diversity among 26 genotypes of brinjal (Solamun spp.) using morphological. biochemical and molecular markers and find the suita bil ity of different marker systems to study the genetic diversity in brinjal for their uti liza tion in hybridization programme. xii The analysis of variance revealed significant differences among the genotypes for all the characters under study. Canonical analysis indicated about 92.44 per cent of total variation was accounted by the four canonical roots. Fruits per cluster (vector 1), plant height (vector II), days to 1"" harvest (vector Il l) and fruit length (vector IV) were important sources of variation on respective vectors and also confirmed by cluster mean for different characters. Seed protein profi le was studied by SDS-PAGE and esterase as well as peroxidase profile using Native PAGE technique. RAPD technique was used to assess genetic diversity by means of molecular markers. A total 173 polymorphic amplified products were obtained from 20 decamer primers which discriminated all the accession. All 26 genotypes were grouped on the basis morphological markers (three clusters), protein markers (seven clusters), esterase markers (four clusters), peroxidase markers (three clusters) and RAPD markers (nine clusters). Clustering done by morphological marker were not in agreement with biochemical and molecular markers. Diagnostic RAPD's were identified which discriminate among the Solanum species. Two brinjal accessions misclassified based on morphological traits were reassigned individual cluster using RAPD's. Similarly, protein markers next to the molecular marker could class ify Solanum species to the different cluster precisely. Different cross combinations were suggested on the basis of protein markers (81) esterase markers (146) and RAPD markers (133). However, the common cross combinations in protein , esterase and RAPD markers reduced the number of cross combinations to twenty five to expect relatively good amount of heterosis in F, and to get high frequency of transgressive segregants in subsequent generation which would be further utilized in breeding programme. Using RAPD marker, a total 15 unique bands were observed in a set of brinjal genotypes which could be uti lized for the identification of genotypes. RAPD primers OPA-04, OPA-05, OPA-16, OPB 10, OPB 12, OPH 02 , OPH 04 and OPH 05 shown highest polymorphism in a set of brinjal genotypes, hence these primers were most useful for the discrimination of brinjal genotypes. The present study indicates usefulness of assessing genetic diversity at DNA level using RAPD markers and its potential to determine the similarity between genotypes more precisely as compared to biochemical and morphological markers. |
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2018-10-17T10:00:20Z
2018-10-17T10:00:20Z 2011 |
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Thesis
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PAITHANKAR DINESH HARIDAS (2011), GENETIC DIVERSITY STUDIES IN BRINJAL (Solanum spp.) USING MORPHOLOGICAL, BIO-CHEMICAL AND MOLECULAR MARKERS, DEPARTMENT OF HORTICULTURE POST GRADUATE INSTITUTE, AKOLA, DR. PANJABRAO DESHMUKH KRISHI VIDYAPEETH, KRISHINAGAR PO, AKOLA, 2011 , 233p
http://krishikosh.egranth.ac.in/handle/1/5810081703 |
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en
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application/pdf
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Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeeth, Akola, Maharashtra.
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