2007
DOI: 10.12702/1984-7033.v07n03a04
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Genetic divergence in sesame based on morphological and agronomic traits

Abstract: -The evaluation of diversity in germplasm collections is important for both plant breeders and germplasm curators to optimize the use of the variability available. Diversity can be estimated by different genetic markers. The purpose of this study was to estimate the genetic divergence of 30 morphological and agronomic traits in 108 sesame genotypes by multivariate analysis. The Cole-Rodgers index was used to establish the dissimilarity matrices. The principal component analysis identified the traits that contr… Show more

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“…For the improvement of existing safflower varieties, selection of several suitable parents for hybridization is an important step to obtain the desired recombination in segregating generations (Shivani et al, 2011). Diverging genotypes with complementary agronomic traits are necessary in hybrids formation or new segregating populations (Barbieri et al, 2005;Arriel et al, 2007). More diverging genitors result in greater variability in the segregating population, and larger probability of regrouping alleles in new favorable combinations (Barbieri et al, 2005).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the improvement of existing safflower varieties, selection of several suitable parents for hybridization is an important step to obtain the desired recombination in segregating generations (Shivani et al, 2011). Diverging genotypes with complementary agronomic traits are necessary in hybrids formation or new segregating populations (Barbieri et al, 2005;Arriel et al, 2007). More diverging genitors result in greater variability in the segregating population, and larger probability of regrouping alleles in new favorable combinations (Barbieri et al, 2005).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A divergência genética tem sido estudada em várias culturas com base nas características agronômicas, visando à seleção de genitores para formação de híbridos ou mesmo para a formação de novas populações segregantes oriundas do cruzamento dos genótipos de maior divergência (AMORIM et al, 2007;ARRIEL et al, 2007;BARBIERI et al, 2005;BONETT et al, 2006;MACHADO et al, 2002e VIANA et al, 2006. Smith et al (1999) sugerem que quando o número de germoplasma é grande e sem estabelecimento de grupos heteróticos é importante, primeiramente, identificar grupos geneticamente similares no germoplasma.…”
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“…The morphologic characterization, the evaluation of the genetic diversity and the documentation of a genebank are essential to maintain an active basis for the exploration of the genetic variability in breeding programs (Carvalho et al 2001, Viana et al 2006, Arriel et al 2007, Lannes et al 2007). Therefore, a detailed understanding is needed of the extension of the genetic variation available in the cultivated species as well as in the wild relatives (Buso et al 2003).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%