Paper · 2011 · Plant Genetic Resources

Molecular and morphological diversity in Japanese rice germplasm

Fátima Bosetti; Maria Imaculada Zucchi; José Baldin Pinheiro

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Abstract

Germplasm molecular and phenotypic characterization is instrumental to its utilization and to genetic variability incorporation into rice breeding programmes. The diversity within 192 Japanese rice accessions was analysed for 22 agro-morphological traits and 24 single sequence repeat markers. A total of 181 alleles were detected, 38 of which were exclusive. The number of alleles/marker ranged from 2 to 16, with an average of 7.54 alleles/locus and the H e value ranged from 0.01 to 0.82, with an average of 0.46. The accessions showed diversity at molecular and phenotypic level and few showed also good agronomic performance. Tocher's method applied on a total-dissimilarity matrix was used to determine cluster formation of 13 diversity groups. Most of the accessions (81%) were clustered within a group, whereas eight accessions (Kyuushuu, Eika Ine, Ishiwari Mochi, Col/Fukui/1965, Ookuma Nishiki, Suzume Shirazu, Iwate Ryoon and Toga) did not cluster with other accessions.

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The rice accessions yielded 181 detected alleles, including 38 exclusive alleles.

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alleles were detectede0
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181 allelese0

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“A total of 181 alleles were detected, 38 of which were exclusive”

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Thirty-eight alleles were exclusive.

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were exclusivee0
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38e0

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Alleles per marker ranged from 2 to 16, averaging 7.54 per locus.

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number of alleles/markere0
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2 to 16e0
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average of 7.54 alleles/locuse0

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“The number of alleles/marker ranged from 2 to 16, with an average of 7.54 alleles/locus”

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He ranged from 0.01 to 0.82 and averaged 0.46.

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H e valuee0
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0.01 to 0.82e0
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average of 0.46e0

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Oryza sativa
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“the H e value ranged from 0.01 to 0.82, with an average of 0.46”

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Accessions showed molecular and phenotypic diversity.

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diversity at molecular and phenotypic levele0

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“The accessions showed diversity at molecular and phenotypic level”

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A few accessions showed good agronomic performance.

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good agronomic performancee0

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“few showed also good agronomic performance”

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Clustering yielded 13 diversity groups.

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13 diversity groupse0

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Most accessions, 81%, clustered in one group.

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were clustered within a groupe0
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81%e0

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Eight named accessions did not cluster with others.

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did not cluster with other accessionse0
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eight accessionse0

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“eight accessions (Kyuushuu, Eika Ine, Ishiwari Mochi, Col/Fukui/1965, Ookuma Nishiki, Suzume Shirazu, Iwate Ryoon and Toga) did not cluster with other accessions”

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