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Genetic structure and diversity of coffee (Coffea) across Africa and the Indian Ocean islands revealed using microsatellites.

Annals of botany - 1 Feb 2013

Razafinarivo Norosoa J, Guyot Romain, Davis Aaron P, Couturon Emmanuel, Hamon Serge, Crouzillat Dominique, Rigoreau Michel, Dubreuil-Tranchant Christine, Poncet Valerie, De Kochko Alexandre, Rakotomalala Jean-Jacques, Hamon Perla

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: The coffee genus (Coffea) comprises 124 species, and is indigenous to the Old World Tropics. Due to its immense economic importance, Coffea has been the focus of numerous genetic diversity studies, but despite this effort it remains insufficiently studied. In this study the genetic diversity and genetic structure of Coffea across Africa and the Indian Ocean islands is investigated. METHODS:...

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PMID: 23275631
DOI: 10.1093/aob/mcs283
PMCID: PMC3555535

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