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The genetic diversity of three salinity tolerant rice varieties Pokkali, Nona-Bokra and Bicol was investigated using random amplified polymorphic DNAs(RAPDs). High yielding susceptible variety IR29 was used as check for comparison. The salinity performance of these varieties were tested by using rapid screening techniques at seedling stage. One hundred primers tested of which 42 revealed differences between Pokkali & Nonabokra, 43 between Pokkali & Bicol and 50 between Nonabokra and Bicol. Polymorphism differences between IR29 - Pokkali, IR29 - NonaBokra and IR29 - Bicol were 47%, 53% and 31%, respectively. Four primers amplified specific fragments that appeared in all the three salt tolerant varieties but not in the salt susceptible variety IR29. Primer UBC 9 (5′-CCTGCGCTTA-3′ produced a prominent diagnostic fragment of approximately 1600 bp; primer UBC 244 (5′-CAGCCAACCG-3′) generated a fragment of about 800 bp in the salt-tolerant varieties; primer UBC 251 (5′-CTTGACGGGG-3′) amplified one polymorphic band of 1100 bp and primer UBC 267(5′-CCATCTTGTG-3′) yielded a relatively weak polymorphic band of 1100 bp.
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Xie, J., Zapata-Arias, F., Shen, M. et al. Salinity tolerant performance and genetic diversity of four rice varieties. Euphytica 116, 105–110 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1004041900101
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