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ENZYME POLYMORPHISMS IN CHERRY SPECIES (PRUNUS SPP) OF THE SECTIONS EUCERASUS, PSEUDOCERASUS, AND MAHALEB


AutorenlisteKAURISCH, P; HACKENBERG, EM; GRUPPE, W; KOHLER, W

Jahr der Veröffentlichung1989

Seiten533-542

ZeitschriftAngewandte Botanik

Bandnummer63

Heftnummer5-6

ISSN0066-1759

VerlagVereinigung für Angewandte Botanik


Abstract
Twenty-five Prunus species, cultivars and hybrids were investigated by means of starch gel electrophoresis on 8 different enzyme systems. The analysed species could be distinguished at 7 polymorphic loci, by qualitative differences (i. e. appearance or disappearance of bands). We also found clear differences in the relative staining intensity of bands (i. e. gene dosage effects), which makes an identification of the genetic structure and ploidie level possible. Prunus Wadai, a cultivar with an unknown ploidie level, could be identified as a tetraploid by several enzyme systems.



Zitierstile

Harvard-ZitierstilKAURISCH, P., HACKENBERG, E., GRUPPE, W. and KOHLER, W. (1989) ENZYME POLYMORPHISMS IN CHERRY SPECIES (PRUNUS SPP) OF THE SECTIONS EUCERASUS, PSEUDOCERASUS, AND MAHALEB, Journal of applied botany = Angewandte Botanik, 63(5-6), pp. 533-542

APA-ZitierstilKAURISCH, P., HACKENBERG, E., GRUPPE, W., & KOHLER, W. (1989). ENZYME POLYMORPHISMS IN CHERRY SPECIES (PRUNUS SPP) OF THE SECTIONS EUCERASUS, PSEUDOCERASUS, AND MAHALEB. Journal of applied botany = Angewandte Botanik. 63(5-6), 533-542.


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