Molecular evaluation of a collection of rose species and cultivars by AFLP, ITS, rbcl and matK

Leen Leus; Fabienne Jeanneteau; Johan Van Huylenbroeck; Erik Van Bockstaele; Jan De Riek

Molecular evaluation of a collection of rose species and cultivars by AFLP, ITS, rbcl and matK

Leen Leus, Fabienne Jeanneteau, Johan Van Huylenbroeck, Erik Van Bockstaele, Jan De Riek

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Abstract

Depending on the taxonomist, between 150 and 300 rose species are distinguished, only 10 to 20 of these contributed to the most of more than 20000 modern cultivars. AFLP analysis on a collection of 88 rose species and rose cultivars showed a clear molecular distinction between the species and cultivar groups in the tested plants. Other molecular techniques, based on the sequences of evolutive markers (nrITS, rbcL and matK) revealed more detailed information on the phylogenetic relationships between rose cultivars and rose species. A focus was set towards these species that contributed to the modern rose cultivars e.g. Rosa multiflora, R. wichuraiana and R. chinensis. For the sequencing of the ITS, matK and rbcL regions, primers were developed and used in the analysis. The use of rbcL revealed few polymorphisms in roses. ITS and matK regions gave polymorphisms useful for phylogenetic work in roses.

Original language	Dutch
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the 21st International Eucarpia Symposium on Classical versus Molecular Breeding of Ornamentals - Part II
Editors	G. Forkmann, S. Michaelis
Publication date	2004
Pages	141-147
ISBN (Print)	978-90-66056-87-9
Publication status	Published - 2004

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Leus, L., Jeanneteau, F., Van Huylenbroeck, J., Van Bockstaele, E., & De Riek, J. (2004). Molecular evaluation of a collection of rose species and cultivars by AFLP, ITS, rbcl and matK. In G. Forkmann, & S. Michaelis (Eds.), Proceedings of the 21st International Eucarpia Symposium on Classical versus Molecular Breeding of Ornamentals - Part II (pp. 141-147). (Acta Horticulturae; No. 651).

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Molecular evaluation of a collection of rose species and cultivars by AFLP, ITS, rbcl and matK. / Leus, Leen; Jeanneteau, Fabienne; Van Huylenbroeck, Johan et al.

Proceedings of the 21st International Eucarpia Symposium on Classical versus Molecular Breeding of Ornamentals - Part II. ed. / G. Forkmann; S. Michaelis. 2004. p. 141-147 (Acta Horticulturae; No. 651).

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Leus L, Jeanneteau F, Van Huylenbroeck J, Van Bockstaele E, De Riek J. Molecular evaluation of a collection of rose species and cultivars by AFLP, ITS, rbcl and matK. In Forkmann G, Michaelis S, editors, Proceedings of the 21st International Eucarpia Symposium on Classical versus Molecular Breeding of Ornamentals - Part II. 2004. p. 141-147. (Acta Horticulturae; 651).