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Biochemical evaluation of triploid progenies of diploid × tetraploid breeding populations of Camellia for genotypes rich in catechin and caffeine.

Biochemical genetics - 1 Jun 2013

Das Sourabh Kumar, Sabhapondit Santanu, Ahmed Giasuddin, Das Sudripta

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To verify the quality of triploid varieties of Camellia tea species at the secondary metabolite level, we tested caffeine and catechin profiles of 97 F(1) segregating progenies in two breeding populations with a common tetraploid parent and diploid parents of two geographic and varietal origins....

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PMID: 23355000
DOI: 10.1007/s10528-013-9569-x

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