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Grafting versus seed propagated apricot populations: two main gene pools in Tunisia evidenced by SSR markers and model-based Bayesian clustering.

Genetica - 1 Oct 2010

Bourguiba Hedia, Khadari Bouchaib, Krichen Lamia, Trifi-Farah Neila, Santoni Sylvain, Audergon Jean-Marc

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Apricot was introduced into the Mediterranean Basin from China and Asian mountains through the Middle-East and the Central Europe. Traditionally present in Tunisia, we were interested in accessing the origin of apricot species in the country, and in particular in the number and the location of its introductions. A set of 82 representative apricot accessions including 49 grafted cultivars and 33 seed propagated...

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PMID: 20838857
DOI: 10.1007/s10709-010-9488-2
PMCID: PMC2948653

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