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The Journal of Heredity 1987:78(6):383-387
© 1987 The American Genetic Association 78:383-387

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Inheritance and linkage of isozymes in the cherimoya

Janet M. Lee, and Norman C. Ellstrand

Department of Botany and Plant Sciences, University of California Riverside, CA 92521

Please address reprint requests to Dr. Ellstrand.

Abstract

Mendellan Inheritance was demonstrated for 13 polymorphic and five monomorphic Isozyme loci from progeny testing of selfed progeny from five clonally propagated varieties of the cherimoya, Annona cherlmola Mill. (Annonaceae). Strong segregation distortion was noted for Pgl1 in two varieties, but segregation was normal in two other varieties. A fourteenth possible locus, Mpl, showed non-Mendelian inheritance for the putative heterozygotes. Tests of Joint segregation for 46 of the 78 possible combinations of these loci identified two linkage groups involving five (Got2—Mdh 1—Adh—Tpl1—Aco2) and four (Tpl2—Pgl1—Got1—Aco1) loci, respectively.


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