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Determination of SSR markers and chromosomal regions associated with drought-resistance in maize hybrids

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 05 Dec 2013 English Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: R.T. Aliyev; M.A.Abbasov; M.Sh. Shiri;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.7443585 , 10.5281/zenodo.7443586

Determination of SSR markers and chromosomal regions associated with drought-resistance in maize hybrids

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Abstract

It has been determined that the primer UMC2359, associated with productivity under fully irrigated conditions, is located on chromosome 9. And under drought stress the primers UMC2359, UMC1432, UMC1862 and UMC1719, associated with grain productivity are located on 9, 10, 1 and 4th chromosomes in accordance. The results obtained on the basis of SSR markers showed that UMC1862, UMC1719, PHI031, UMC1545, UMC2359 praymers were more useful to study genetic diversity. Markers UMC1862 (1.11), UMC1719 (4.10-4.11), UMC1447 (5.03), UMC2359 (9.07) and UMC1432 (10.02) are mostly located in chromosomal regions associated with drought-resistance in comparison with other markers. Thus, these SSR markers could be used in breeding of maize hybrids to increase the productivity of grain under drought stress conditions.

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drought resistance, SSR markers, maize hybrids

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