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Genetic diversity of ficus krishnae c.dc. and ficus benghalensis l.

Author:

Anilkumar, C., Chitra, C.R., Bindu, S., Sabu, T. and Jothish, P.S.

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Life Sciences

Abstract:

The status of Ficus krishnae remains ambiguous since more than 90% of seedlings become F.benghalensis on germination. This prompted the present genetic study to provide a better insight into the species status. The genetic similarity matrix generated by ISSR data indicates that F. benghalensis is genetically more diverse than F. krishnae. Genetic data analysis suggests separate species status to F. krishnae which is in the process of evolution.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.24941/ijcr.44859.02.2023

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