Vavilovia Formosa И Cicer Minutum (Fabaceae) В Дагестане, "Ботанический Журнал"

Муртазалиев, Р. А.; Musaev, A.M.; Бурляева, М. О.; Гусейнова, З. А.; Раджабов, Г.К.; Александрова, Т. Г.; Kotseruba, V. V.

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“…The differences that had evolved as a result of variable environmental conditions in plant habitats revealed themselves in the process of studying the DNA polymorphism of V. formosa using the RAPD technique. It should be mentioned that quite a few researchers reported on the ability of the applied marker to reveal the adaptive ecogeographic differentiation (Nevo, Baum, Beiles and Johnson, 1998;Zhao et al, 2006;Sharmila, Akilandeswari, Ramya and Mownika, 2019;etс.). As a result of analysis, a clade of V. formosa was formed together with its two subclades, complying with two regions of the plant's origin: Armenia-Nakhichivan and Kuban-Dagestan .…”

Section: Vir's Investigations Of the 1970s-1980s In The Context Of Momentioning

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The Vavilov Institute’s (VIR) contribution to the survey and study of <em>Vavilovia formosa</em> (Fabaceae)

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2020

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In the 1960s–1980s, the Vavilov Institute of Plant Industry, known worldwide as VIR, organized a substantial series of studies dedicated to a Caucasian endemic, the Pliocene relic Vavilovia formosa (Fabeae: Fabaceae). Those investigations are little known to the scientific community, although, in fact, the priority right for integrated research into this plant belongs to VIR. As a result of the cycle of studies, the first ideas about the biology and ecology of the species, the manner of its reproduction, its intraspecific diversity, the degree of crossability with other members of the tribe, its karyotype and anatomy were developed. The plants of V. formosa are not reproduced ex situ and their germplasm is absent in the world’s gene banks. Therefore, collecting V. formosa plants in their hard-to-reach habitats in the mountains is always crucial for research purposes, so a number of collecting expeditions were launched to the Greater Caucasus. The data thus obtained are discussed in the context of modern achievements in world science regarding this species.

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Section: Vir's Investigations Of the 1970s-1980s In The Context Of Momentioning

confidence: 99%