Identification of three different Capsicum species (C. annuum, C. chacoense, C. baccatum) by using isozyme markers

Onus, A.N. . Div. of Horticulture

Identification of three different Capsicum species (C. annuum, C. chacoense, C. baccatum) by using isozyme markers

1999

Onus, A.N. (Akdeniz Univ., Faculty of Agriculture, Antalya (Turkey). Div. of Horticulture)

Morphological markers have several disadvantages when used as markers in botanical studies e.g. they cannot distinguish homozygotes and heterozygotes from each other, if there is a dominance. On the other hand, isozymes generally exhibit Mendelian inheritance and co-dominant expression. This study was conducted to reveal the possibilities of using enzyme polymorphism for identification of some Capsicum species

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AGROVOC Keywords

capsicum capsicum annuum capsicum baccatum electroforesis electrophoresis isoenzimas isoenzyme isoenzymes turkey turquia turquie

Bibliographic information

Publisher

Ankara University

Pagination

p. 454-458

Other Subjects

Electrophorese

Language

Turkish

Note

Summaries (En, Tr)

11 ref.

ISBN

975-482-484-3

Translated Title

Uc farkli Capsicum turunun (C. annuum, C. chacoense, C. baccatum) isoenzim markerlari ile tanilanmasi

Type

Summary; Conference; Non-Conventional

Source

3. Turkish National Horticultural Congress, Celik, H.Halloran, N.Marasali, B.Demir, I.Soylemezoglu, G.Demir, K.Ilbay, M.E.Oktay, Y. (Ankara Univ., Faculty of Agriculture, Ankara (Turkey). Div. of Horticulture).- Ankara (Turkey): Ankara University, Sep 1999.- ISBN 975-482-484-3. 1058 p.

Conference

3. Turkish National Horticultural Congress, Ankara (Turkey), 14-17 Sep 1999

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