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Isozyme, ISSR and RAPD profiling of genotypes in marvel grass (Dichanthium annulatum).

Journal of environmental biology - 1 Nov 2010

Saxena Raghvendra, Chandra Amaresh

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Genetic analysis of 30 accessions of marvel grass (Dichanthium annulatum Forsk.), a tropical range grass collected from grasslands and open fields of drier regions, was carried out with the objectives of identifying unique materials that could be used in developing the core germplasm for such regions as well as to explore gene (s) for drought tolerance. Five inter-simple sequence repeat (ISSR) primers [(CA)4,...

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