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The origin of mangosteen: A review
Mangosteen ( Garcinia mangostana var. mangostana ) is an obligate apomictic species which does not require a fertilization process to produce seeds. The absence of male plants of mangosteen brings about an interest to find out the origin of mangosteen. Determining the parents is important in any imp...
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| description | Mangosteen (
Garcinia mangostana
var.
mangostana
) is an obligate apomictic species which does not require a fertilization process to produce seeds. The absence of male plants of mangosteen brings about an interest to find out the origin of mangosteen. Determining the parents is important in any improvement program to produce better quality products. Several hypotheses were proposed since the 1990s, and the most popular and frequently cited one stated that mangosteen was a product of hybridization of
G. mangostana
var.
malaccensis
and
G. celebica
. This hypothesis then became the groundwork for later experiments to further study the origin of mangosteen. The methods used included morphological comparison between
Garcinia
species, molecular marker analyses from the internal spacer, chloroplast sequencing, and microsatellite and internal transcribed spacer (ITS) sequence analysis. This review discusses the different approaches taken to study the origin of mangosteen and suggestions for future work in order to verify the original parents of mangosteen. |
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G. mangostana
var.
malaccensis
and
G. celebica
. This hypothesis then became the groundwork for later experiments to further study the origin of mangosteen. The methods used included morphological comparison between
Garcinia
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G. mangostana
var.
malaccensis
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G. celebica
. This hypothesis then became the groundwork for later experiments to further study the origin of mangosteen. The methods used included morphological comparison between
Garcinia
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G. mangostana
var.
malaccensis
and
G. celebica
. This hypothesis then became the groundwork for later experiments to further study the origin of mangosteen. The methods used included morphological comparison between
Garcinia
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