Isozyme variation in Passiflora subgenera Tacsonia and Manicata. Relationships between cultivated and wild species
Isozyme variation was studied in 87 plants from 32 cultivated and wild accessions of banana passion fruit (P. tripartita var. mollissima, P. tripartita var. tripartita, P. tarminiana, and P. mixta), rosy passion fruit (P. cumbalensis), tin-tin (P. pinnatistipula), gulián (P. ampullacea), P. antioque...
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| author | Segura, Sergio D. Coppens d'Eeckenbrugge, Geo Ocampo Nahar, César H. Ollitrault, P |
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| description | Isozyme variation was studied in 87 plants from 32 cultivated and wild accessions of banana passion fruit (P. tripartita var. mollissima, P. tripartita var. tripartita, P. tarminiana, and P. mixta), rosy passion fruit (P. cumbalensis), tin-tin (P. pinnatistipula), gulián (P. ampullacea), P. antioquensis, P. bracteosa, and P. manicata, from the Andes of Venezuela, Colombia, and Ecuador. Six polymorphic enzyme systems (IDH, PGDH, PGM, DIA, PRX, and ACP) revealed 31 zymotypes characterized by the presence or absence of 31 electromorphs. Cluster analysis separated clearly the accessions of P. tarminiana, P. tripartita, P. mixta, and P. cumbalensis from the less typical species of subgenus Tacsonia, which is consistent with morphological evidence. P. mixta showed the highest intraspecific variation and the closest affinity with P. tripartita. The accessions of these two species formed two clusters, one dominated by Colombian genotypes and the other dominated by Ecuadorian genotypes. One of the P. tripartita var. mollissima accessions clustered close to P. tarminiana accessions. The affinity between these three species is particularly interesting for conservation and use of banana passion fruit genetic resources. All the other species formed monospecific clusters. |
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| spelling | CGSpace436232024-08-29T11:41:29Z Isozyme variation in Passiflora subgenera Tacsonia and Manicata. Relationships between cultivated and wild species Segura, Sergio D. Coppens d'Eeckenbrugge, Geo Ocampo Nahar, César H. Ollitrault, P tropical fruits passiflora wild plants isoenzymes genetic variation polymorphism frutas tropicales plantas silvestres isoenzimas variación genética polimorfismo Isozyme variation was studied in 87 plants from 32 cultivated and wild accessions of banana passion fruit (P. tripartita var. mollissima, P. tripartita var. tripartita, P. tarminiana, and P. mixta), rosy passion fruit (P. cumbalensis), tin-tin (P. pinnatistipula), gulián (P. ampullacea), P. antioquensis, P. bracteosa, and P. manicata, from the Andes of Venezuela, Colombia, and Ecuador. Six polymorphic enzyme systems (IDH, PGDH, PGM, DIA, PRX, and ACP) revealed 31 zymotypes characterized by the presence or absence of 31 electromorphs. Cluster analysis separated clearly the accessions of P. tarminiana, P. tripartita, P. mixta, and P. cumbalensis from the less typical species of subgenus Tacsonia, which is consistent with morphological evidence. P. mixta showed the highest intraspecific variation and the closest affinity with P. tripartita. The accessions of these two species formed two clusters, one dominated by Colombian genotypes and the other dominated by Ecuadorian genotypes. One of the P. tripartita var. mollissima accessions clustered close to P. tarminiana accessions. The affinity between these three species is particularly interesting for conservation and use of banana passion fruit genetic resources. All the other species formed monospecific clusters. 2003 2014-09-24T08:42:25Z 2014-09-24T08:42:25Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/43623 en Limited Access Springer Segura, Sergio D.; Coppens d`Eeckenbrugge, Geo; Ocampo Nahar., César Humberto; Ollitrault, Patrick. 2003. Isozyme variation in Passiflora subgenera Tacsonia and Manicata. Relationships between cultivated and wild species. Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution (Netherlands). 50(4):417-427. |
| spellingShingle | tropical fruits passiflora wild plants isoenzymes genetic variation polymorphism frutas tropicales plantas silvestres isoenzimas variación genética polimorfismo Segura, Sergio D. Coppens d'Eeckenbrugge, Geo Ocampo Nahar, César H. Ollitrault, P Isozyme variation in Passiflora subgenera Tacsonia and Manicata. Relationships between cultivated and wild species |
| title | Isozyme variation in Passiflora subgenera Tacsonia and Manicata. Relationships between cultivated and wild species |
| title_full | Isozyme variation in Passiflora subgenera Tacsonia and Manicata. Relationships between cultivated and wild species |
| title_fullStr | Isozyme variation in Passiflora subgenera Tacsonia and Manicata. Relationships between cultivated and wild species |
| title_full_unstemmed | Isozyme variation in Passiflora subgenera Tacsonia and Manicata. Relationships between cultivated and wild species |
| title_short | Isozyme variation in Passiflora subgenera Tacsonia and Manicata. Relationships between cultivated and wild species |
| title_sort | isozyme variation in passiflora subgenera tacsonia and manicata relationships between cultivated and wild species |
| topic | tropical fruits passiflora wild plants isoenzymes genetic variation polymorphism frutas tropicales plantas silvestres isoenzimas variación genética polimorfismo |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/43623 |
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