Genetic similarity between coriander genotypes using ISSR markers

Horticultura Brasileira

Roberto De A Melo²  Luciane V Resende¹  Dimas Menezes²  Ana Paula A Beck¹  José Carlos Da Costa²  Alisson E Coutinho²  Ana Verônica S Do Nascimento¹ 

[1] ,UFRPE Depto Agronomia Recife PE

关键词: Coriandrum sativum L;    molecular characterization;    microsatellites;    condiments;    Coriandrum sativum L;    caracterização molecular;    microssatélites;    condimentares;   

DOI  :  10.1590/S0102-05362011000400014

来源: SciELO

【 摘 要 】

With the development of new cultivars, a precise genetic characterization is essential for improvement programs or for cultivar registration and protection. Molecular markers have been complementing the traditional morphological and agronomic characterization techniques because they are virtually unlimited, cover the whole genome and are not environmentally influenced. Genetic characterization constitutes the basis for studies involving estimates of genetic similarity. Therefore, the objective of the present study was to evaluate the genetic similarity between ten coriander genotypes (nine cultivars and one line) using ISSR markers. The cultivars used were: Americano, Asteca, Palmeira, Português, Santo, Supéria, Tabocas, Tapacurá, Verdão and the experimental line HTV-9299. The genetic similarity between the cultivars was estimated using 227 banded regions of ISSR molecular markers. The UBC 897 oligonucleotide generated the highest number of fragments (16), resulting in a higher polymorphism. The results indicate that the twenty-nine oligonucleotides chosen were satisfactory for detecting polymorphism. Based on the grouping analysis determined from the similarity data, there were two groups and two sub-groups. The calculated similarity for the genotypes varied from 52 to 75%. The lowest similarity was observed between Português and Verdão, at 52%. The highest similarity was found between Português and Palmeira, at 75%. The ISSR is efficient for identifying DNA polymorphism in coriander.

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