Genetic Diversity and Infraspecific Relationships of Trifolium fragiferum L. in Iran

Haerinasab, Maryam; Ali-Farsangi, Fereshteh; Bordbar, Firouzeh; Farouji, Atena Eslami

doi:10.1007/s40995-020-00834-2

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“…Results showed that the classification of sections proposed by internal transcribed spacer sequence data opposed to morphological characterization [6]. Also, use of agricultural and morphological traits in grouping, determination of genetic affinity and also determination of identifying the genetic treasury using molecular markers, statistical methods and multivariate analysis in the research of other researchers on Clover and other crops have been used [7][8][9][10].…”

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Investigation of Agro-morphological Characters between 34 Accessions of Trifolium resupinatum L

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Omoomi

Salimpour

2022

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Agro-morphological characters in 34 populations of Iranian Trifolium resupinatum L. germplasm, were investigated. 24 traits for each accession were evaluated according to white clover and forage legume descriptors. Data were analyzed by SPSS and Excel softwares. Statistical tendency parameters for agro-morphological characters were calculated. A cluster analysis based on morphological traits separate populations in two different groups that in one cluster there was an only accession belongs to Kurdestan locality. Factor analysis have shown that 61/24% of collection variations were expressed by six factors. Leaflet shape, calyx trichome, the length of leaflet and inflorescence diameter were the most important morphological characters and the weight of 1000 seeds, number of days until to flowering were significant agricultural traits. . Based on these results, it seems that variation in germplasms is independent to geographical distribution. This research showed that there is a high biodiversity for this species in Iran due to the diverse environmental conditions, so that be useful for breeding programs and marketing.

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Investigation of Agro-morphological Characters between 34 Accessions of Trifolium resupinatum L

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Omoomi

Salimpour

2022

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“…It is flood-tolerant species of alkali and salty wet meadows [62,68,69]. It is also an important forage crop [70].…”

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Impact of Water Level on Species Quantity and Composition Grown from the Soil Seed Bank of the Inland Salt Marsh: An Ex-Situ Experiment

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Navrátilová

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The near elimination of inland salt marshes in Central Europe occurred throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, and the currently remaining marshes exist in a degraded condition. This work examines the impact of groundwater level on the growth of plants from a seed bank obtained from a degraded salt marsh in proximity to still existing one through an ex-situ experiment. An experimental tank was set up with the sample seed bank experiencing differing levels of water level. There were 1233 specimens of 44 taxa grown from the seed bank, of which 5 species were abundant, and 10 species are considered as halophytes. Only Lotus tenuis from halophytes was more abundant, and only five species of halophytes were represented by more than three individuals. The water level has a significant impact on the number of species (based on linear regression analysis) as well as species distribution among different water level treatments (a non-metric multidimensional analysis (nMDS) followed by linear regression). The results show a strong negative relationship between the average water level and the number of species. The water level did not affect the species composition of halophytes, but differences in individual species abundances were found among the halophytes. The species Bupleurum tenuissimum, Crypsis schoenoides, Melilotus dentatus, and Plantago maritima grew on the drier and non-inundated soils. Tripolium pannonicum, Spergularia maritima, and Lotus tenuis grew on both wet and dry soils. Trifolium fragiferum and Bolboschoenus maritimus were found in places with water stagnant at the soil level. Pulicaria dysenterica grew in inundated soil.

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Contribution to the knowledge of the genetic diversity and taxonomy of some Iranian Trifolium species

Haerinasab

Eslami‐Farouji

2021

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Genetic Diversity and Infraspecific Relationships of Trifolium fragiferum L. in Iran

Cited by 6 publications

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Investigation of Agro-morphological Characters between 34 Accessions of Trifolium resupinatum L

Investigation of Agro-morphological Characters between 34 Accessions of Trifolium resupinatum L

Impact of Water Level on Species Quantity and Composition Grown from the Soil Seed Bank of the Inland Salt Marsh: An Ex-Situ Experiment

Contribution to the knowledge of the genetic diversity and taxonomy of some Iranian Trifolium species

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