2023
DOI: 10.1590/1984-70332023v23n3a35
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Sex determination of papaya var. ‘Maradol’ reveals hermaphrodite-to-male sex reversal under greenhouse conditions

José Guadalupe Ávila-Hernández,
Alberto Camas-Reyes,
Agustino Martinez-Antonio

Abstract: Papaya is a nutritious fruit cultivated worldwide under suitable climate conditions. This plant is polygamous, bearing female, male, and hermaphrodite sex types determined by sex chromosomes XX, XY, and XY h , respectively. In this paper, a molecular sex determination of papaya var. 'Maradol' was carried out based on PCR and specific primers. Specific molecular markers resulted in sixty-nine hermaphrodites and twenty-one female plants, matching 100% to the flower morphology. Nevertheless, since the summer stre… Show more

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“…The experiment was conducted in an 8 × 8 m greenhouse at Cinvestav, Irapuato Campus facilities in Guanajuato, Mexico (20 • 43 N, 101 • 19 W) at an elevation of 1780 m. The greenhouse is a dome-shaped structure covered with plastic polystyrene on the top, antiaphid mesh on three sides, and only one side with a transparent polycarbonate wall on the back [51], where it adjoins to another greenhouse, creating a light gradient from the front to the greenhouse's interior. The greenhouse has three corridors in its interior with mud bricks on the floor.…”
Section: Experimental Location For Cherry-tomato Cultivationmentioning
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“…The experiment was conducted in an 8 × 8 m greenhouse at Cinvestav, Irapuato Campus facilities in Guanajuato, Mexico (20 • 43 N, 101 • 19 W) at an elevation of 1780 m. The greenhouse is a dome-shaped structure covered with plastic polystyrene on the top, antiaphid mesh on three sides, and only one side with a transparent polycarbonate wall on the back [51], where it adjoins to another greenhouse, creating a light gradient from the front to the greenhouse's interior. The greenhouse has three corridors in its interior with mud bricks on the floor.…”
Section: Experimental Location For Cherry-tomato Cultivationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The greenhouse was naturally ventilated. Conditions like temperature and relative humidity were not controlled; however, these parameters were monitored at 2 m above the ground with a digital thermometer Loriskors ® (Los Angeles, CA, USA) with a temperature precision of ±1 • C and humidity of ±2~3% with a 24 h record of minimum and maximum [51].…”
Section: Experimental Location For Cherry-tomato Cultivationmentioning
confidence: 99%