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Phyletic relationships within the genus Hordeum using PCR-based markers

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Fifteen Hordeum species and subspeciesbelonging to groups with different genomes were studied usingPCR-based markers to establish phylogenetic relationshipswithin the genus. Two hundred and seventeen RAPD and STS markers wereused to calculate genetic distances and construct phylogenetic trees.The phenetic analysis clearly separated the primary gene pool,represented by H. vulgaressp. vulgare, H.vulgare ssp. vulgare convar. vulgare f. agriochriton andH. vulgare ssp.spontaneum, from the secondary gene pool,represented by H. bulbosumand the tertiary gene pool, represented by American wild barleys andH. bogdanii. Data obtainedfrom PCO analysis are in complete agreement with taxonomicclassifications proposed previously, which were comparisons ofnumerous morphological, cytological and reproductivecharacters.

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    Valeria Terzi, Nicola Pecchioni, Primetta Faccioli & Antonio Michele Stanca

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Terzi, V., Pecchioni, N., Faccioli, P. et al. Phyletic relationships within the genus Hordeum using PCR-based markers. Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution 48, 447–458 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012031413581

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