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Elucidating the contribution of wild related species on autochthonous pear germplasm: A case study from Mount Etna.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2018

Bennici Stefania, Las Casas Giuseppina, Distefano Gaetano, Di Guardo Mario, Continella Alberto, Ferlito Filippo, Gentile Alessandra, La Malfa Stefano

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The pear (genus Pyrus) is one of the most ancient and widely cultivated tree fruit crops in temperate climates. The Mount Etna area claims a large number of pear varieties differentiated due to a long history of cultivation and environmental variability, making this area particularly suitable for genetic studies. Ninety-five pear individuals were genotyped using the simple sequence repeat (SSR) methodology...

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PMID: 29856850
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0198512
PMCID: PMC5983503

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