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Genetic Diversity Analysis of Brassica Species Using 2-D MDS

Explore genetic diversity among Brassica species with 2-D MDS analysis based on SSR markers. Accessions from AU, CN, EU, and IN, alongside outlier controls. Discover distinct groupings and relationships between species at a genetic dissimilarity level of 0.44.

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Genetic Diversity Analysis of Brassica Species Using 2-D MDS

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  1. Chen_SupMat3 – Figure S1. 2-D MDS analysis of 128 samples. 123 supposedly B. juncea accessions were collected from Australia (AU), China (CN), Europe (EU) and India (IN) and 1 accession from each of 5 other Brassica species is used as outlier control (CK). 2-D MDS analysis was based on 650 alleles from 99 SSR primer pairs. Three accessions from China (CN19, CN20 and CN22) and one accession from India (IN24) were grouped with B. rapa (AA) and B. carinata (BBCC), respectively. 119 B. juncea accessions were grouped together at the genetic dissimilarity level of 0.44. AA, B. rapa; BB, B. nigra; CC, B. oleracea; AACC, B. napus; BBCC, B. carinata.

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