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Molecular Markers in the Identification of Some Early Flowering Curcuma L. (Zingiberaceae) Species

In this paper, isozymes have been used for the first time as tools to aid identification of some Curcuma L. species that are still taxonomically confused. These markers were employed to confirm the taxonomic identification and to distinguish the taxa analysed; the results were used to describe the r...

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Published in:	Annals of botany 1999-10, Vol.84 (4), p.529-534
Main Authors:	APAVATJRUT, PIMCHAI, ANUNTALABHOCHAI, SOMBOON, SIRIRUGSA, PUANGPEN, ALISI, CHIARA
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Subjects:	Biological taxonomies biomarkers Bracts chemotaxonomy Cluster analysis Curcuma Curcuma, Zingiberaceae, isozymes, species identification Dehydrogenases early development enzyme polymorphism Enzymes flowering date Gels identification isozymes Leaves Plants Rhizomes species identification Taxa Zingiberaceae
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