Offered Papers Theme A: Efficient Production from Grassland
Description
White clover is an important forage legume for temperate regions, but very little is known about the genetic organisation of its breeding populations. The low amount of variability in the Indian collections of white clover for genetic improvement warrants the introduction of new germplasm and collecting local ecotypes for characterisation, utilisation and conservation. Several molecular techniques have been used for germplasm characterisation, variety identification, marker development and identification, molecular diagnostics, phylogenetic studies and diversity analysis. Because of its simplicity, rapidity and reliability, the RAPD technique has been used extensively for diversity analysis. The present study aims at characterising white clover genotypes of distinct geographical origin using standard descriptors and RAPD markers.
Citation
Sharma, T. R.; Singh, S.; Rathour, R.; and Sharma, S. K., "Analysis of Genetic Diversity in White Clover (Trifolium Repens) Breeding Populations Using Agro-Morphological and RAPD Markers" (2023). IGC Proceedings (1993-2023). 51.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/20/themeA/51
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Analysis of Genetic Diversity in White Clover (Trifolium Repens) Breeding Populations Using Agro-Morphological and RAPD Markers
White clover is an important forage legume for temperate regions, but very little is known about the genetic organisation of its breeding populations. The low amount of variability in the Indian collections of white clover for genetic improvement warrants the introduction of new germplasm and collecting local ecotypes for characterisation, utilisation and conservation. Several molecular techniques have been used for germplasm characterisation, variety identification, marker development and identification, molecular diagnostics, phylogenetic studies and diversity analysis. Because of its simplicity, rapidity and reliability, the RAPD technique has been used extensively for diversity analysis. The present study aims at characterising white clover genotypes of distinct geographical origin using standard descriptors and RAPD markers.
