Deciphering allelic variability and population structure in buckwheat: An analogy between the efficiency of ISSR and SSR markers.

ABSTRACT: Food and nutritional security continue to be the issues of concern in developing countries like ours. Exploring the reservoir of high potential unexplored genetic resources could address the world's food and nutritional insecurity. The availability of diverse data and the population structure of any crop germplasm is a valuable genetic resource for discovering genes that can help achieve food and nutritional stability. We used seven ISSR and seven SSR markers to investigate diversity among 63 buckwheat genotypes, including landraces from India's northwestern Himalayas. Various parameters such as percent polymorphism, PIC, resolving power, and marker index was used to evaluate the inequitable efficacy of these markers. We foundthat both marker systems are effective in detecting polymorphism

SUBMITTER: Sabreena 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8568815 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Nov

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature