Analysis of genetic diversity and relationships in East African banana germplasm

By M. Pillay, E. Ogundiwin, Davis Nwakanma, G. Ude, A. Tenkouano. Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 2001

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Plant genetic resources: Advancing conservation and use through biotechnology (2003, background): “…distribution of diversity in many different crops and their wild relatives that include wild bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) (Tohme et al., 1996), banana (Pillay et al., 2001), mango (Kashkush et al., 2001), bambara groundnut (Massawe et al., 2002), vetch (Potokina et al., 2002), Cicer spp. (Iruela et…”
Micropropagation in banana using high levels of cytokinins does not involve any genetic changes as revealed by RAPD and ISSR markers (2007, methodology): “Primer selection and reproducibility The RAPD primers were selected based on proven results of earlier studies on banana where the variability between and within the genome were distinctly differentiated (Pillay et al. 2001; Ude et al. 2003; Onguso et al. 2004).”
Diploid Ancestors of Triploid Export Banana Cultivars: Molecular Identification of 2n Restitution Gamete Donors and n Gamete Donors (2005, unknown): “Banana diversity characterization has been investigated on the basis of agro-morphological characters (Simmonds and Shepherd 1955; Simmonds and Wheatherup 1990a,b), polyphenols (Horry 1988), isozymes (Jarret and Litz 1986; Lebot et al. 1993, 1994), molecular markers on organelle DNA (Gawel and Jarre”