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[Genetic diversity of Camellia sinensis germplasm in Guangdong Province based on morphological parameters and SRAP markers].

Ying yong sheng tai xue bao = The journal of applied ecology - 1 Jul 2009

Shen Cheng-Wen, Ning Zheng-Xiang, Huang Jian-An, Chen Dong, Li Jia-Xian

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By the methods of phenotypic identification and SRAP makers amplification, the genetic diversity of twenty-five local tea cultivars in Guangdong Province and five contrastive cultivars from other regions was assessed and classified, and the phenotypic traits of the cultivars were clustered by Pearson correlation and Farthest neighbor methods. The coefficient of variation of the phenotypic traits was averagely...

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