Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) analysis with specific and arbitrary primers was used to identify germplasm from a barley breeding program. Through practical application of the technology, an F1 plant's identity was confirmed, the correct pedigrees 'of 2 incorrectly labelled F2 populations were determined, confusion in the identity of seed lots of an advanced breeding line was resolved and off-type barley plants were identified in a seed increase block. This illustrated the value of PCR-based genotype analysis in plant breeding programs.
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Fast resolution of identification problems in seed production and plant breeding using molecular markers
Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture, Vol.36(5), pp.571-576
1996
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- Title
- Fast resolution of identification problems in seed production and plant breeding using molecular markers
- Creators
- David ME Poulsen - Dept. of Primary Industries & Fisheries, Plant ScienceHian-Lien Ko - University of QueenslandJ G van der MeerP M van der PutteRobert J Henry - Southern Cross University
- Publication Details
- Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture, Vol.36(5), pp.571-576
- Identifiers
- 1160; 991012822197102368
- Academic Unit
- Southern Cross Plant Science
- Resource Type
- Journal article