Petiolar Anatomy as an Aid to the Identification of Mangifera indica L. Varieties

Sharma, Bhavna; Albert, Susy; Dhaduk, H. L.

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“…Thus, both approaches could hinder the development of taxonomical data on local mango and it is necessary to develop another approach for the identification such as the application of anatomy characters. This approach had been reported by Sharma et al (2012) on different cultivars and probably could be applied on Subang mango cultivars.…”

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Grouping of Mangifera indica L. Cultivars of Subang West Java by Leaves Morphology and Anatomy Characteristics

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The wide distribution and high species diversity produce large variation of its morphological, anatomical and genetic characteristics of local mangoes. Nowadays, most mango classification system is based on the generative character while the vegetative character is neglected. The purpose of this study is to develop foundation of vegetative character based on the similarity degree of mango cultivars based on the leaves' anatomy and morphology. In this study, 21 mango cultivars were found in Subang, West Java. Leave samples were collected from the field and soaked in 70% alcohol. Leaf anatomy preparats were made by whole-mount method and paraffin. The results showed a high similarity on all samples. There were three variations of vascular tissues on petioles, i.e. U-shaped (plano-convex),U-lobed (highly convex) and circular with the crystal type of druse, small cubes, and prismatic. All cultivars have actinocytic stomata and hypostomatic leaves. It could be concluded that stomatal density, size and index are less powerful to be applied as characters to identify cultivars of mangoes. However the presence of oxalate crystals can be used to classify mango cultivars in Subang.

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“…However, morphological character is highly influenced by environmental changes Sharma et al (2012) such as on mango cultivars of Gujarat, India which showed high petiolar variations. Another approach is done by applying generative characters (Pakpahan, 2012) which highly depend on the availability of fruits.…”

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Grouping of Mangifera indica L. Cultivars of Subang West Java by Leaves Morphology and Anatomy Characteristics

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“…Anatomical features are widely used in plant taxonomy in families. For instance, for infra-generic classification of Fabaceae (Mıchael and Soladoye 1982), Rubiaceae (Martínez-Cabrera et al 2009), Anacardıaceae (Mangifera indica L.), Cruciferae (Brassicaceae), (Gorovoy et al 2011), Lamiaceae (Akçin et al 2011) and Rutaceae (Vun et al 2015), to delineate the taxa even at the species level for Momordica, Cucurbitaceae (Aguoru and Okoli 2012) and Mangifera indica varieties (Sharma et al 2012) especially when the floral parts or fruits are not available (Ayomipo et al 2015), identification and authentification of medicinal plants (Ingole and Kaikade, 2015). Moreover, the anatomical characteristics of the petiole have been used to describe the fossil genus Heleophyton (Matias et al 2007).…”

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Taxonomic value of the petiole anatomy in the genus <i>Cinnamomum</i> (Lauraceae) found in Sri Lanka

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Scharaschkin

2019

Ruhuna J. Sci.

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We assessed the petiole anatomy of 8 species of Sri Lankan Cinnamomum (C. capparu-coronde, C. citriodorum, C. dubium, C. litseaefolium, C. ovalifolium, C. rivulorum and C. sinharajaense and C. verum) belonging to the family Lauraceae using light microscopy in the petiole anatomy for identification and classification of species. This is the first report on comprehensive petiole anatomy in Cinnamomum species. The distinctive, important and key taxonomic characteristics of the petiole include the shape and outline of the petiole, the presence of winged extensions, surface grooves on upper surface, presence or absence of trichomes, structure of vascular bundle and stone cell characters (shape, structure, pits and fissure size). These identified petiole characters provide the additional information for the identification of Cinnamomum species. Almost all the characters studied had little difference within a species but vary among the species. However, shape of epidermal cells was relatively constant for all species. All polymorphic characters were used for Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and species were divided into three main clusters. The PCA revealed that acicular crystals, cluster of crystals, trichomes and trichome abundance contribute to the first component that account for 31.76% total variance. Shape of the petiole, upper surface wings and raphides are the major loading characters to the second component. Therefore, anatomical structures of the petiole are useful in the identification and may help for crop improvement, conservation, management and future usefulness of germplasm resources of Cinnamomum species.

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“…Los caracteres analizados (forma y área del peciolo, arco vascular, venación, número y diámetro de vasos y canales resiníferos, grosor de cutícula, tamaño de células epidérmicas y capas de células hipodérmicas) resultaron útiles para diferenciar las variedades. Sharma et al, 2012.…”

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Fisiología de plántulas procedentes de embriones cigóticos y nucelares de Mangifera indica L., identificados con marcadores moleculares

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Petiolar Anatomy as an Aid to the Identification of Mangifera indica L. Varieties

Abstract: Petiole anatomy of eight varieties of Mangifera indica L

Cited by 5 publications

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Grouping of Mangifera indica L. Cultivars of Subang West Java by Leaves Morphology and Anatomy Characteristics

Grouping of Mangifera indica L. Cultivars of Subang West Java by Leaves Morphology and Anatomy Characteristics

Taxonomic value of the petiole anatomy in the genus <i>Cinnamomum</i> (Lauraceae) found in Sri Lanka

Fisiología de plántulas procedentes de embriones cigóticos y nucelares de Mangifera indica L., identificados con marcadores moleculares

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