Genetic diversity study of chinaberry plants with the use of molecular markers
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Genetic variation in the natural growing populations appears due to challenging ecological and environmental conditions that leads to evolution. Molecular markers (RAPD & SSR) were applied to investigate ecological effects on the DNA of Melia Azeadarch L. Targeted plants were collected from various areas of Turkey and different locations of Pakistan. Genetic distances among all populations of Chinaberry plants were analyzed by generating dendogram which shows phylogenetic relationship among them.
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