Collecting banana diversity in eastern Indonesia

Major diseases, including Fusarium wilt tropical race 4, threaten banana production systems worldwide. New sources of genetic resistance are considered necessary in the fight against such diseases. The triangular region of Indonesia taking in Sulawesi, the Maluku Islands and Lesser Sunda Islands was...

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Autores principales: Sutanto, A., Edison, H.S., Nasution, F., Hermanto, C., Cizkova, J., Hribova, E., Doležel, Jaroslav, Roux, N., Horry, J.P., Daniells, J.W., Langhe, E. de
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Publicado: International Society for Horticultural Science 2016
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/72949
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author Sutanto, A.
Edison, H.S.
Nasution, F.
Hermanto, C.
Cizkova, J.
Hribova, E.
Doležel, Jaroslav
Roux, N.
Horry, J.P.
Daniells, J.W.
Langhe, E. de
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Daniells, J.W.
Doležel, Jaroslav
Edison, H.S.
Hermanto, C.
Horry, J.P.
Hribova, E.
Langhe, E. de
Nasution, F.
Roux, N.
Sutanto, A.
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Edison, H.S.
Nasution, F.
Hermanto, C.
Cizkova, J.
Hribova, E.
Doležel, Jaroslav
Roux, N.
Horry, J.P.
Daniells, J.W.
Langhe, E. de
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description Major diseases, including Fusarium wilt tropical race 4, threaten banana production systems worldwide. New sources of genetic resistance are considered necessary in the fight against such diseases. The triangular region of Indonesia taking in Sulawesi, the Maluku Islands and Lesser Sunda Islands was prioritized by the Global Musa Genetic Resources Network, MusaNet for exploration and collecting. It is just east of the 'Wallace Line', which is recognized as a transition zone for flora in southeast Asia, and had been little explored. Bioversity International funded a team of scientists from Indonesia and Australia to make collecting missions in the triangle in October 2012 and February 2013. Suckers and seeds of 35 promising new accessions were collected. About 90% of these are either wild species or diploid cultivars of more direct use to breeding programs. These were morphologically characterized during the collecting missions and included a set of photographs recommended by Bioversity's Taxonomic Advisory Group. Cigar leaf samples were also collected and sent as fresh samples to the International Banana Genotyping Centre in the Czech Republic. Ploidy and DNA (SSR) genotyping determinations from these samples have been invaluable in quickly interpreting and better appreciating what has been discovered. The new accessions have been grown on at Solok field collection, West Sumatra and will be made available by Indonesia to the international community, including breeding programs, for evaluation and utilization. Information on wild Eumusa prompts a rethinking of the phytogeography of Musa acuminata. The variation within the Australimusa species M. lolodensis highlights the need for broader study of this Musa section. French Plantain-like edible AAs and prospects for the generation of African plantains in the region were identified. The mission indicated existence of local edible ABs in eastern Indonesia in association with balbisiana hybrids origins in the region. Further explorations in the region should add to Musa diversity knowledge
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spelling CGSpace729492024-05-15T05:11:43Z Collecting banana diversity in eastern Indonesia Sutanto, A. Edison, H.S. Nasution, F. Hermanto, C. Cizkova, J. Hribova, E. Doležel, Jaroslav Roux, N. Horry, J.P. Daniells, J.W. Langhe, E. de bananas biodiversity musa Major diseases, including Fusarium wilt tropical race 4, threaten banana production systems worldwide. New sources of genetic resistance are considered necessary in the fight against such diseases. The triangular region of Indonesia taking in Sulawesi, the Maluku Islands and Lesser Sunda Islands was prioritized by the Global Musa Genetic Resources Network, MusaNet for exploration and collecting. It is just east of the 'Wallace Line', which is recognized as a transition zone for flora in southeast Asia, and had been little explored. Bioversity International funded a team of scientists from Indonesia and Australia to make collecting missions in the triangle in October 2012 and February 2013. Suckers and seeds of 35 promising new accessions were collected. About 90% of these are either wild species or diploid cultivars of more direct use to breeding programs. These were morphologically characterized during the collecting missions and included a set of photographs recommended by Bioversity's Taxonomic Advisory Group. Cigar leaf samples were also collected and sent as fresh samples to the International Banana Genotyping Centre in the Czech Republic. Ploidy and DNA (SSR) genotyping determinations from these samples have been invaluable in quickly interpreting and better appreciating what has been discovered. The new accessions have been grown on at Solok field collection, West Sumatra and will be made available by Indonesia to the international community, including breeding programs, for evaluation and utilization. Information on wild Eumusa prompts a rethinking of the phytogeography of Musa acuminata. The variation within the Australimusa species M. lolodensis highlights the need for broader study of this Musa section. French Plantain-like edible AAs and prospects for the generation of African plantains in the region were identified. The mission indicated existence of local edible ABs in eastern Indonesia in association with balbisiana hybrids origins in the region. Further explorations in the region should add to Musa diversity knowledge 2016-03 2016-04-19T12:36:20Z 2016-04-19T12:36:20Z Conference Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/72949 en https://hdl.handle.net/10568/72946 Limited Access International Society for Horticultural Science Sutanto, A.; Edison, H.S.; Nasution, F.; Hermanto, C.; Cizkova, J.; Hribova, E.; Dolezel, J.; Roux, N.; Horry, J.-P.; Daniells, J.W.; De Langhe, E. (2016) Collecting banana diversity in eastern Indonesia. In: Proceedings. IX International Symposium on Banana: ISHS-ProMusa Symposium on Unravelling the Banana's Genomic Potential. (Smith, M. et al (eds.)) Acta Horticulturae, 1114: p. 19-26. Leuven (Belgium) ISHS. ISBN: 978-94-62611-08-5
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musa
Sutanto, A.
Edison, H.S.
Nasution, F.
Hermanto, C.
Cizkova, J.
Hribova, E.
Doležel, Jaroslav
Roux, N.
Horry, J.P.
Daniells, J.W.
Langhe, E. de
Collecting banana diversity in eastern Indonesia
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title_full Collecting banana diversity in eastern Indonesia
title_fullStr Collecting banana diversity in eastern Indonesia
title_full_unstemmed Collecting banana diversity in eastern Indonesia
title_short Collecting banana diversity in eastern Indonesia
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biodiversity
musa
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/72949
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