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Research Article

Comparative Analysis of Genetic Diversity in Some Non-commercial Cultivars of Musa L. from Assam, India, Using Morphometric and ISSR Markers

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Table 1. List of Musa cultivars with vernacular names, genome groups along with coordinates and altitude of their collection sites

Table 2. List of ISSR primers with sequences

Figure 1. Cluster analysis of 14 noncommercial Musa accessions based on the 50 morphological markers

Figure 1. Cluster analysis of 14 noncommercial Musa accessions based on the 50 morphological markers

Figure 2. Two-dimensional PCA analysis of bannana accession based on 50 different morphometric markers

[Bt-01 Bharatmoni(AAA), Bt-02 Bokmoni, Bt-03 Jatikol(AAB), Bt-04 Adeel kol, Bt-05 Gobin tulshi(AAB), Bt-06 Assamiya-malbhog(AAB), Bt-07 Guwahatiya kol, Bt-08 Fessa monohar(ABB), Bt-9 Katiya- jahaji(AAA), Bt-10 Abor- monohar(ABB), Bt-11 Athiya kol(BB), Bt-12 Ximolu monohar(ABB), Bt-13 Bangali malbhog(AAB), Bt-14 Bogi monohar(ABB)]
Figure 2. Two-dimensional PCA analysis of bannana accession based on 50 different morphometric markers

Table 3. List of primers, number of amplified fragments showing percentage of polymorphism generated by ISSR markers

Figure 3. ISSR profiles for 14 noncommercial Musa accessions using primer A. UBC-812, B. UBC-814, C. UBC-818, D.UBC-836, E. UBC-840, F.UBC- 843, G.UBC −848; M = Molecular marker, Lanes 1. Bharatmoni(AAA), 2. Bokmoni, 3. Jatikol(AAB), 4. Adeel, 5. Gobin-tulashi(AAB), 6. Assamiya malbhog(AAB), 7. Guwahatiya kol, 8. Fessa-monohar(ABB), 9. Katiya jahaji(AAA), 10. Abor malbhog(AAB), 11. Athiya kol(BB), 12. Ximalu monohar(ABB), 13. Bangali malbhog(AAB), 14. Bogi monohar(ABB)

Figure 3. ISSR profiles for 14 noncommercial Musa accessions using primer A. UBC-812, B. UBC-814, C. UBC-818, D.UBC-836, E. UBC-840, F.UBC- 843, G.UBC −848; M = Molecular marker, Lanes 1. Bharatmoni(AAA), 2. Bokmoni, 3. Jatikol(AAB), 4. Adeel, 5. Gobin-tulashi(AAB), 6. Assamiya malbhog(AAB), 7. Guwahatiya kol, 8. Fessa-monohar(ABB), 9. Katiya jahaji(AAA), 10. Abor malbhog(AAB), 11. Athiya kol(BB), 12. Ximalu monohar(ABB), 13. Bangali malbhog(AAB), 14. Bogi monohar(ABB)

Table 4. Mean of the ISSR-based pairwise genetic diversity estimates (GDEs) between 14 noncommercial banana cultivars using ISSR primers

Figure 4. UPGMA cluster analysis of 14 noncommercial Musa accessions based on ISSR data generated by seven primers

Figure 4. UPGMA cluster analysis of 14 noncommercial Musa accessions based on ISSR data generated by seven primers

Figure 5. 3-D principal component analysis (PCA) of 14 noncommercial bananas showing relationships based on ISSR data

Figure 5. 3-D principal component analysis (PCA) of 14 noncommercial bananas showing relationships based on ISSR data

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