8 research outputs found
VARIABILIDAD GENÉTICA DE PARENTALES Y POBLACIONES F1 INTER E INTRAESPECÍFICAS DE Physalis peruviana L. Y P. floridana Rydb.
Full text linkGenome‐wide association study of multiple yield traits in a diversity panel of polyploid sugarcane ( Saccharum
No full textVariation of mineral contents with nutritional interest in a collection of Solanum tuberosum
No full textGenetic diversity of coffee (Coffea spp.) in Mexico evaluated by using DArTseq and SNP markers
No full textSingle Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) markers associated with high folate content in wild potato species
No full textDiscriminant analysis of principal components and pedigree assessment of genetic diversity and population structure in a tetraploid potato panel using SNPs
No full textEx Situ conservation of potato [Solanum Section Petota (Solanaceae)] genetic resources in genebanks.
No full textConserving the genetic diversity of potato is critical for the long-term future of potato improvement programs. Further, it is the social and ethical responsibility of the present generation to ensure future generations have the same opportunities to use, exploit, and benefit from the genetic diversity that exists today. Genebanks and the ex situ conservation of potato genetic resources are the only way to ensure this happens; in situ conservation plays a complementary role, but it can never ensure that the vast diversity that exists on earth today is still there for use in the future. Material in ex situ genebanks not only serve as a reservoir of ready-to-use genetic material when needed but also provide invaluable tools for research now and in the future of cultivated potato and its wild relatives
