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Distinguishing among white seeded bean cultivars by means of allozyme genotypes

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Allozyme genotypes were determined at 10 loci for 90 cultivars of white seeded snap beans. Within cultivars the loci were homozygous and usually monomorphic, permitting the characterization of most cultivars by a single set of allozymes. A total of 72 allozyme combinations were observed among the cultivars tested, and 52 (58%) of the cultivars could be uniquely distinguished by allozyme genotype alone. The remaining 38 lines could be separated into small groups of 2–5 cultivars each.

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This paper has been approved by the Director of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station as Journal Paper No. 3511.

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Weeden, N.F. Distinguishing among white seeded bean cultivars by means of allozyme genotypes. Euphytica 33, 199–208 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00022766

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