2021
DOI: 10.31676/0235-2591-2021-1-5-10
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Genotyping of Avasirkhva, an indigenous Abkhasian grapevine variety

Abstract: Molecular genotyping of native varieties of Vitis vinifera L. from different winegrowing areas is a current trend in the grapevine genetic diversity research. Abkhazia is among the world cradles of tamed grape, and its indigenous gene pool is of particular interest. Avasirkhva is a native Abkhasian grapevine variety mainly grown in the Gudauta District. Te research aimed to obtaining a genetic passport of Avasirkhva grapevine using microsatellite polymorphism data. Te study sampled grape plants from private far… Show more

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“…The work was carried out on grape varieties Ag chakrak, Ag-raisin, Ag-emchek, Budai shuli, Gimra, Dagestansky, Dzhagar, Dokur, Dubut, Khatmi, Khotsa cibil, Chaush new, Chil Gulyabi, Emchek raisin, growing in the collection of the Dagestan breeding experimental station viticulture and vegetable growing related to the indigenous varieties of Dagestan [5][6]. The studies included both local, quite common in the Republic of Dagestan, and rare varieties (Table 1)…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The work was carried out on grape varieties Ag chakrak, Ag-raisin, Ag-emchek, Budai shuli, Gimra, Dagestansky, Dzhagar, Dokur, Dubut, Khatmi, Khotsa cibil, Chaush new, Chil Gulyabi, Emchek raisin, growing in the collection of the Dagestan breeding experimental station viticulture and vegetable growing related to the indigenous varieties of Dagestan [5][6]. The studies included both local, quite common in the Republic of Dagestan, and rare varieties (Table 1)…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%