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OrganisationBureau of Sugar Experiment Stations (BSES)
OrganisationCSIRO Tropical Agriculture
OrganisationUniversity of Queensland (UQ)
AuthorCarroll, B
AuthorMcIntyre, L
AuthorBerding, N
Date Accessioned2012-11-13
Date Available2012-11-13
Issued1999
Identifierhttp://hdl.handle.net/11079/875
AbstractThe project objectives were as follows:
AbstractAdapt and assess various molecular marker technologies including RFLPs, RAPDs, AFLPs and SSR-PCRs for use in sugarcane; assess levels of diversity in t he Meringa breeding cane collection; assess levels of diversity within 200 s. officinarum accessions, recently introduced into Australia; assess levels of diversity within Erianthus and between Erianthus and Saccharum species, utilising accessions from the Meringa germplasm collection; confirm and analyse new Erianthus introgression populations; conduct crosses to establish populations for use in subsequent development of marker-assisted selection in sugarcane and verify authenticity of crosses by molecular marker analysis of progeny; assess the genetic integrity of sugarcane seedlings regenerated from tissue culture using molecular markers.
Languageen
Part of SeriesBSES Internal Report; 1999 No 945 Report SD99001; SRDC CB001
SubjectDna
SubjectGenetic Engineering
SubjectSugarcane Breeding
SubjectGermplasm
SubjectVarieties
SubjectPlant breeding
TitleAn assessment of the application of DNA markers to studies of genetic diversity and marker assisted selection in sugarcane : SRDC Final report SD99001


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  • Varieties, plant breeding and release [124]
    Research outcomes: Comprehensive and efficient variety breeding, selection and release programs responding to yield expectations, environmental constraints, resource scarcity and regional preferences. Faster varietal adoption using advanced methods for bulking, distribution and planting.

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