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Genetic variability among autotetraploid populations of banana plants derived from wild diploids through chromosome doubling using SSR and molecular markers based on retrotransposons

2019-07-01

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The development of banana cultivars resistant to diseases is the most viable way to minimize crop damages. However, this strategy is limited by the low fertility observed among commercial triploid cultivars, especially those of the Cavendish subgroup. Induced polyploidy has the potential to overcome sterility barriers and allows the development of triploid genotypes with fruit sensory profiles aligned with market...

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8fea094c-b869-5f42-ab99-28676249d029
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10.1007/s11032-019-0996-1
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