GENETIC RELATIONSHIP OF SEVERAL LOCAL MELIENTHA SUAVIS PIERRE IN THE NOTHERN MOUTAINOUS REGION OF VIETNAM”
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Melientha suavis Pierre, Ä‘a dạng di truyá»n, Ä‘a dạng sinh há»c, hệ gen, cây bản địa.Abstract
The persent research aim to evaluate genetic diversity of several local Melientha suavis Pierre using SSR technique. By using 10 primer pairs to analyze 20 Melientha suavis Pierre lines shows that the number of Alleles were from 2 to 4 alleles and the polymorphic information contents ranged from 0,05 to 0,15. 41 alleles were identified with avarage of 0,15 alleles. The SSR technique shows that the differences among the varieties genes based on the number of alleles and the polymorphic information contents. It means that the gene of the local Melientha suavis Pierre has been divided into 5 groups. The genetic variation coefficience among largest genetic differences is about 3%.Downloads
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