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[RAPD analysis on genetic diversity of the preconcentrated core germplasms of Camellia Sinensis in China].

Yi chuan = Hereditas - 1 Sept 2005

Li Juan, Jiang Chang-Jun, Wang Zhao-Xia

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The study was to evaluate the genetic diversity of 69 tea cultivars of the preconcentrated core germplasms of Camellia Sinensis in China by the random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD). Among 50 arbitrary primers, 32 primers could generate enough amplified bands for all the strains in this study. Among a total of 348 bands observed, 328 (94.3%)bands were polymorphic in the 69 cultivars tested except additional 20...

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