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Ribosomal FISH mapping reveals hybridity in phytoestrogen producing Curcuma species from Thailand

2011-03-01

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Species in the genus Curcuma (Zingiberaceae) that are cultivated widely in Thailand for their phytoestrogen-producing rhizomes are called wan-chak-motluk. Five cultivars belonging to Curcuma comosa (cultivars with 2n = 42 and 63) and Curcuma elata (2n = 63) were examined using the molecular cytogenetic method of fluorescence in situ hybridisation (FISH) in order to identify genetic relationships among these cultiv...

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ac8a588e-b88e-52e9-8605-d7fcd58466d5
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10.1007/s00606-010-0408-9
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