Diversity of post-harvest phenotypic traits among the CIAT cassava germplasm collection

To obtain a more thorough characterization of the genetic diversity of cotton, we used the CottonSNP63K array to analyze a total of 395 cotton samples provided by the NCGC

At the MusaNet meeting in March 2011, the following traits were identified by the Evaluation Thematic Group (ETG) as being of global importance: resistance to Fusarium wilt,

SCYLV-related reads were identified from 134 samples out of the 300 processed plant samples, which suggest an overall SCYLV prevalence of 45%, which is in full agreement with

Using 264 accessions from a Caribbean germplasm collection (representing primarily the Caribbean Basin, Central and South America), this study investigated 1) morphological variation

Results: The differentiation of the four varietal groups was well-marked. The groups displayed a relatively high allelic diversity, primarily due to very high heterozygosity.

information on 5522 accessions managed in 22 banana collections, including passport data (where and when the germplasm accession was collected, donated or developed), botanical

Results indicated that the genetic diversity of wild types of the four cultivated species could be used to improve some fibre characteristics in the cultivated species. Biotic

The French Cotton Germplasm Collection, which was founded in Montpellier (France) in 1978, conserves 3070 accessions belonging to 5 tetraploid species and 27 diploid