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Evaluation and use of the genetic diversity present in the International Cocoa Genebank ( ICG,T) in Trinidad.

O. Sounigo2, Y. Christopher1, S. Ramdahir.1. R Umaharan 1, A Sankar1•

1 = Cocoa Research Unit University of the West lndies Saint-Augstine Trinidad and Tobago, 2

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CIRAD-CP BP5035 34032 Montpellier France Attached to the Cocoa Research Unit The genetic diversity is currently assessed in the JCG,T, using lsozyme

Electrophoresis and RAPD. The informations obtained from this assessment are used for developping a strategy to establish a "working collection". Proposais are made to integrate the results of this assessnient into cocoa breeding

strategies.

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