Figures & data
Table 1 Names and localities of ten accessions of the six studied taxa collected from Egypt.
Table 2 Primers and their composition used in RAPD analysis.
Fig. 1 Polyacrylasmide gel illustrating seed proteins bands of some taxa belonging to family Malvaceae. (M) marker, 1 (At), 2 (Hs1), 3 (Hs2), 4 (Ht1), 5 (Ht2), 6 (Lc), 7 (MP1), 8 (Mp2), 9 (Sa1) and 10 (Sa2).
Table 3 Seed protein attributes of some species of family Malvaceae collected from different accessions, for accessions names see .
Table 4 Bands of Acid phosphatase isozyme (ACPH.) for some species of family Malvaceae collected from Egypt.
Table 5 Bands of peroxidase isozyme (per.) for some species of family Malvaceae collected from Egypt.
Table 6 Bands of Esterase isozyme (ACPH.) for some species of family Malvaceae collected from Egypt.
Plate 1 The electrophoresis patterns of three isozymes of some taxa belonging to family Malvaceae. 1 (At), 2 (Hs1), 3 (Hs2), 4 (Ht1), 5 (Ht2), 6 (Lc), 7 (MP1), 8 (Mp2), 9 (Sa1) and 10 (Sa2).
Table 7 polymorphic bands of some species of family Malvaceae collected from Egypt.
Table 8 Data matrix of RAPD- PCR for some species of family Malvaceae collected from Egypt.
Plate 2 DNA polymorphism based on RAPD- PCR analysis of some species of family Malvaceae, Egypt. (M) marker, 1 (At), 2 (Hs1), 3 (Hs2), 4 (Ht1), 5 (Ht2), 6 (Lc), 7 (MP1), 8 (Mp2), 9 (Sa1) and 10 (Sa2).
Table 9 Polymorphic bands of some species of family Malvaceae collected from Egypt.
Fig. 2 Phenogram showing the relationships among the six studied species of family Malvaceae from ten different accession in Egypt using distance metric 1 Gamma coefficient and average linkage method (for accessions name see ).
