2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-29452012000300024
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Caracterização e divergência genética de acessos de Passiflora edulis e P. cincinnata com base em características físicas e químicas de frutos

Abstract: , IzABEL CRISTINA vERAS SILvA 6 RESUMO -A caracterização tem sido efetuada em Coleções de Germoplasma, gerando informações sobre a descrição e a classificação do material conservado, para subsidiar programas de melhoramento genético, por identificar indivíduos desejáveis e quantificar a diversidade disponível. Neste trabalho, objetivou-se caracterizar e quantificar a divergência genética de acessos de Passiflora edulis e P. cincinnata com base em características físicas e químicas de fruto. O material genético… Show more

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“…Therefore, according to this criterion, it can be stated that all selected descriptors are important in the characterization of the evaluated Passiflora genotypes, as they provide important contributions (greater than 1.0% of the total variation) in the discrimination of divergence. Different results were reported by Sousa et al (2012), who characterized and quantified genetic diversity in accessions of P. edulis based on physical and chemical fruit traits and obtained higher values than those reported here for the relative contributions of fruit width (15.94%) and peel thickness (5.38%). On the other hand, soluble solids content (2.93%), number of seeds (2.52%), and fruit weight (3.04%) had lower contributions to the genetic divergence of passion fruit genotypes as compared with this study.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 99%
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“…Therefore, according to this criterion, it can be stated that all selected descriptors are important in the characterization of the evaluated Passiflora genotypes, as they provide important contributions (greater than 1.0% of the total variation) in the discrimination of divergence. Different results were reported by Sousa et al (2012), who characterized and quantified genetic diversity in accessions of P. edulis based on physical and chemical fruit traits and obtained higher values than those reported here for the relative contributions of fruit width (15.94%) and peel thickness (5.38%). On the other hand, soluble solids content (2.93%), number of seeds (2.52%), and fruit weight (3.04%) had lower contributions to the genetic divergence of passion fruit genotypes as compared with this study.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…These correlations with fruit weight were expected, since they indicate that genotypes with heavier fruits typically produce wider fruits, with consequent higher pulp weight and number of seeds. According to Sousa et al (2012), in the direct selection of passion-fruit genotypes, these are among the most relevant traits.…”
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“…Sousa et al (2012) evaluated the genetic divergence of P. edulis and P. cincinnata accesses based on physical and chemical characteristics of fruits and also observed consistency in the cluster analysis of accesses by the Tocher method and the UPGMA hierarchical method.…”
Section: Productivity Fruit Physicochemical Quality and Distinctivenmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Assim, esse material necessita ser bem conhecido e monitorado, já que a falta ou a inadequação de informações dificulta a utilização satisfatória do material conservado pelos melhoristas (NEITZKE et al, 2010). O estudo de divergência genética realizado por meio da dissimilaridade é uma importante ferramenta para o conhecimento da variabilidade entre indivíduos presentes nestes bancos (VASCONCELOS; BARBIERI, 2014), podendo ser calculada eficientemente por métodos de agrupamentos que separam de forma efetiva os acessos em grupos e permitem a verificação da máxima homogeneidade entre os indivíduos e a máxima heterogeneidade entre os grupos (SOUSA et al, 2012).…”
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