Genetic Diversity Of Locally Rice Germplasm From Tana Toraja And Enrekang Based On RAPD Random Amplified Polymorphism DNA Markers
Journal: International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research (Vol.3, No. 4)Publication Date: 2014-04-15
Authors : Zulkifli Maulana; Tutik Kuswinanti; Nadira R. Sennang; Syatrianty A. Syaiful;
Page : 198-202
Keywords : Index Terms genetic diversity; locally rice germplasm; RAPD analysis;
Abstract
Abstract This study aims to determine the genetic diversity of locally rice germplasm based on RAPD analysis. Totally eighten of locally rices were used in this research Pare Ambo Pare Bau Pare Birrang Pare Bumbungan Pare Kobo Pare Lalodo Pare Lea Pare Rogon Pare Tallang Pare Kamida Pare Lambau Pare Solo Pulu Mandoti Pare Lotong Pallan Mansur Pare Pinjan and Pare Salle. Extraction of DNA was made according the method of Doley and Doley 1987 with modification. Molecular analysis was performed using six different RAPD primers there were OPF-14 OPH-14 OPM-05 OPM-12 OPU-15 and OPX-09. PCR products were separated on 1.8 agarose gel and vizualised in EtBr solution. DNA bands were then analyzed with NTSYS program. The results showed a highly variation in the DNA band profiles the bands number of each primer varied between 4-10 bands with an average of 7 bands from a total of 42 bands. Primers that generated most polymorphic DNA fragments are OPF-14 and OPU-15 as many as 10 fragmentsbands. Dendrogram analysis separated 18 local rice accessions in three groups. Pare Pallan Mansur Lambau Solo Tallang and Lotong has similarity cooeficient of 96 while Pare Bumbungan has farther most similarity with other rice genotypes that only 35 .
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