Patrones de diversidad genetica en Phaseolus : hechos, ideas e implicaciones
The concept of plant genetic variability is studied as well as how it should be treated and presented to the researcher, especially in the management of bean genetic resources. Given the spread of some crops such as soybeans and pods, searching for variability in the available genetic resources for...
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International Center for Tropical Agriculture
1988
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| author | Debouck, Daniel G. |
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| description | The concept of plant genetic variability is studied as well as how it should be treated and presented to the researcher, especially in the management of bean genetic resources. Given the spread of some crops such as soybeans and pods, searching for variability in the available genetic resources for bean breeding is proposed, to avoid pressure on the crop as a result of the appearance of new pests or diseases and contribute to producing low- cost plant protein. The bean collection, especially that of wild materials, does not show enough variability, for which measures should be adopted to preserve the current and identify new species as well as their characteristics, geographic distribution, and threats in their habitat. Wild forms allow to specify the geographical origin of the cultivated material through molecular markers such as phaseollin. Bean domestication included only a small fraction of the whole genetic variability; the presence of allogamy in bean species allows for maintaining the wild-weed-crop complex, where in some cases the cultivated material is crossed with the wild material, resulting in weed-type forms that help preserve the variability phenomenon. (CIAT) |
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| spelling | CGSpace719362025-11-05T16:08:23Z Patrones de diversidad genetica en Phaseolus : hechos, ideas e implicaciones Debouck, Daniel G. phaseolus vulgaris genetics domestication wild beans germplasm crop-weed complex genética domesticacion frijol silvestre germoplasma complejo cultivo-maleza The concept of plant genetic variability is studied as well as how it should be treated and presented to the researcher, especially in the management of bean genetic resources. Given the spread of some crops such as soybeans and pods, searching for variability in the available genetic resources for bean breeding is proposed, to avoid pressure on the crop as a result of the appearance of new pests or diseases and contribute to producing low- cost plant protein. The bean collection, especially that of wild materials, does not show enough variability, for which measures should be adopted to preserve the current and identify new species as well as their characteristics, geographic distribution, and threats in their habitat. Wild forms allow to specify the geographical origin of the cultivated material through molecular markers such as phaseollin. Bean domestication included only a small fraction of the whole genetic variability; the presence of allogamy in bean species allows for maintaining the wild-weed-crop complex, where in some cases the cultivated material is crossed with the wild material, resulting in weed-type forms that help preserve the variability phenomenon. (CIAT) 1988 2016-02-29T17:13:32Z 2016-02-29T17:13:32Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/71936 es Open Access application/pdf International Center for Tropical Agriculture DEBOUCK, D.G. 1988. Patrones de diversidad genetica en Phaseolus : hechos, ideas e implicaciones. Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical (CIAT), Cali, CO. 23 p. (Seminario) |
| spellingShingle | phaseolus vulgaris genetics domestication wild beans germplasm crop-weed complex genética domesticacion frijol silvestre germoplasma complejo cultivo-maleza Debouck, Daniel G. Patrones de diversidad genetica en Phaseolus : hechos, ideas e implicaciones |
| title | Patrones de diversidad genetica en Phaseolus : hechos, ideas e implicaciones |
| title_full | Patrones de diversidad genetica en Phaseolus : hechos, ideas e implicaciones |
| title_fullStr | Patrones de diversidad genetica en Phaseolus : hechos, ideas e implicaciones |
| title_full_unstemmed | Patrones de diversidad genetica en Phaseolus : hechos, ideas e implicaciones |
| title_short | Patrones de diversidad genetica en Phaseolus : hechos, ideas e implicaciones |
| title_sort | patrones de diversidad genetica en phaseolus hechos ideas e implicaciones |
| topic | phaseolus vulgaris genetics domestication wild beans germplasm crop-weed complex genética domesticacion frijol silvestre germoplasma complejo cultivo-maleza |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/71936 |
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