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Roles of Molecular Marker in Varietal Identification

Authors: Niyaj Ahamad1, Adesh Kumar1, Saba Siddiqui2, D.K. Dwivedi1, Ashish Kumar1, Minakshi3, Vandna Kushwaha1;

Roles of Molecular Marker in Varietal Identification

Abstract

Molecular markers are vital tools in varietal identification within plant breeding. They enable genetic differentiation, distinguishing visually similar varieties, genetic fingerprinting, and unique barcode creation for each variety. Molecular markers also aid in parentage verification, clonal identification, purity testing, and marker-assisted selection. They contribute to germplasm conservation by ensuring integrity and establish varietal distinctness for intellectual property protection. These markers assist in identifying genes related to disease resistance and stress tolerance and enable comparative genomics studies for understanding genetic relationships.

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