Claim · model-written summary
AFLP genotypes generally grouped by area of origin, with two exceptions.
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Verbatim
e0“A dendrogram of the data showed, with two exceptions, that the genotypes grouped together according to area of origin.”
Title
H. Pakniyat; W. Powell; E. Baird; et al. Genome 1997. doi:10.1139/g97-046
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Observation Principal coordinate analysis separated southwestern genotypes from northern and southeastern genotypes, and separated the latter two groups.
- Observation Genotypes from the same site could have similar AFLP profiles.
- Observation Sharp genetic differences occurred over relatively short distances.
- Association Shoot sodium content and carbon isotope composition were highly correlated after salt treatment.
- Association Twelve AFLP markers were associated with shoot sodium content and carbon isotope composition.
- Association Twelve AFLP markers were associated with origin geography, especially longitude.
- Observation The most salt tolerant genotype was from Ilam.
- Observation The most salt sensitive genotype came from the southwestern area.
- Association The twelve markers formed groups with significant within group associations.
- Association Marker groups had no significant associations between groups.
- Association Three markers explained more than 60% of variation in shoot sodium content and carbon isotope composition.
- Method / resource AFLP fingerprinting was effective for genetic study of complex wild species traits.