Morphologic characterization of spiked pepper's germplasm

Horticultura Brasileira

José Maria D Gaia²  Milton Guilherme Da C Mota²  Carmen Célia C Da Conceição¹  José Guilherme S Maia¹ 

[1] ,UFRA ICA Belém PA

关键词: Piper aduncum L.;    agromorphological traits;    parentals;    genotypes;    essential oil;    dillapiole;    Piper aduncum L.;    caracteres morfoagronômicos;    matrizes;    genótipos;    óleo essencial;    dilapiol;   

DOI  :  10.1590/S0102-05362011000200005

来源: SciELO

【 摘 要 】

Spiked pepper is a plant species with properties that allow the development of natural agrochemicals and medicines, showing large potential of use by humanity. With aim to ascertain the phenotypical variability, 41 parentals were analyzed, sampled in the States of Pará and Amazonas. Principal Component analysis and Jolliffe's criterion were utilized for discarding of variables, subsidized by the Pearson's Correlation. It took seven components to explain 80% of the variation. The essential oil yield and number of leaves per branch were suggested to be discarded because they are the characteristics that have contributed least to the total variance. The 3D scatter diagram constituted a relatively homogeneous and continuous clustering, identifing a divergent pair: PA-020 (Marabá-PA) and PA-035 (Santa Isabel-PA). The analyzed traits have variability potentially able to discriminate the parentals, whereas 83.3% of such traits can be used for this purpose. The divergent genotypes identified on 3D scatter diagram analysis can be used in breeding programs for the development of superior genotypes. A comparison with preexisting molecular data of some genotypes permited to conclude that there was one certain agreement degree between morphological and molecular characterizations and that molecular characterization presented higher discriminatory power, using a smaller number of genotypes, identifying dissimilar genotypes and clusters, although analyzed by different multivariate statistic methods.

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