Biology Reference
In-Depth Information
Microsatellite
loci for Cocoseae tribe
(GA)n repeat-enriched
library
A (GA)n microsatellite-enriched
library was constructed.
New set of 18 SSR loci found highly
variable in Bactris and transferable
to related species Astrocaryum,
Elaeis genera
[16]
Genetic relationship of
wild and cultivated
populations in western
Ecuador
83 wild and cultivated
individuals (69—
western Ecuador; 14—
Amazonia and Central
America)
Volumetric study of fruits; DNA
data from 9 microsatellite loci
(8 from the publication [16]
mBgCIR010, [57, 58, 62, 71,
87, 94, 204] and one from wild
type mBgCIR204)
Amazonian palms have 10 times
higher fruit volume than wild
ones; low genetic structure
between the groups
[17]
Diversity of populations
in wild and cultivated
compartments, allopatry
and sympatry conditions
83 wild palms of
southwestern and
northwestern Ecuador;
213 cultivated palms of
Ecuador, French Guyana,
and wild plants of eastern
Andes
8 nuclear dinucleotidic
microsatellite loci; 2
chloroplastic microsatellites
Low differentiation between
wild and cultivated; extensive
reciprocal introgression between
wild and cultivated compartments
in sympatry at northwestern
Ecuador
[18]
Microsatellite markers;
cross-amplification in 6
species of Bactris
14 individuals selected from
a germplasm bank
18 polymorphic microsatellite
markers found an average
of 7 alleles per locus
Bg 1, 2, 6, 9, 10, 11, 14, 17, 20, 21,
24, 28, 44, 46, 51, 55, 56, 63
Bg 17 for all 6 species; Bg 1, 14, 21
no amplification in other species
[19]
Seed migration and
swidden-fallow
management in the
genetic structure of
the population in
northeastern Peru
24 and 81 palms in 2
locations, 160 km
apart—one occupied by
indigenous Amerindians
and the other by
campesinos. 386 plant
samples
37 samples of germplasm
collection
28 known SSR microsatellite
marker loci [19] and [16]; 3
best: Bg02-19, Bg02-4
Bg55
Maintenance of remnant individuals
among the indigenous farmers
and by sourcing seed outside
the community balanced the
inbreeding coefficient
[20]
