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Identification of novel SNPs in Pun1 locus for pungency in Capsicum species.

Molecular biology reports - 1 Sept 2023

Gulzar Ariza, Malik Ajaz, Malik Geetika, Hussain Khursheed, Nazir Nageena, Aabidi Ishfaq, Gani Umar, Hami Ammarah, Mahajan Reetika, Bangroo Shabir, Zargar Sajad Majeed

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BACKGROUND: Capsaicin and its analogues known as capsaicinoids are the principal sources of pungency in Capsicum spp. In this study, characterization of North-West Himalayan chilli germplasm and commercial landraces of different Indian states known for different pungency-color combinations was done based on capsaicin concentration. Moreover, molecular variation in pungency among high, medium and mild/not pungent...

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PMID: 37515708
DOI: 10.1007/s11033-023-08691-z

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