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Аnalyzing Buckwheat Genotypes Obtained on Selective Media with Zinc In Vitro Using ISSR Markers

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The paper evaluates four ISSR markers (М1, М2, М7, and М11) for their effectiveness in research on the genetic distances of regenerated Fagopyrum esculentum plants, which were obtained in vitro on selective media with high doses of ZnSO4·7 H2O (808–1313 mg/L). The level of polymorphism was determined to be high in the combined sample (74.4%). The obtained specimens might be used in the breeding of new varieties with economically important traits.

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    S. A. Borovaya, A. G. Klykov & N. G. Boginskaya

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Borovaya, S.A., Klykov, A.G. & Boginskaya, N.G. Аnalyzing Buckwheat Genotypes Obtained on Selective Media with Zinc In Vitro Using ISSR Markers. Russ J Genet 60, 403–405 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1022795424030062

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