Chromatographic studies on the origin of the cultivated diploid potatosolanum × ajanhuiri juz. et buk

Z. Huáman; J. Hawkes; P. R. Rowe

DOI:10.1007/BF02854081

Corpus ID: 24816658

Chromatographic studies on the origin of the cultivated diploid potatosolanum × ajanhuiri juz. et buk

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  title={Chromatographic studies on the origin of the cultivated diploid potatosolanum × ajanhuiri juz. et buk},
  author={Z. Hu{\'a}man and J. Hawkes and P. R. Rowe},
  journal={American Potato Journal},
  year={2008},
  volume={60},
  pages={361-367}
}

Z. Huáman, J. Hawkes, P. R. Rowe

Published 2008

Biology

American Potato Journal

The leaf phenolics of the potato speciesS. × ajanhuiri, S. stenotomum, S. megistacrolobum and the artificial F1S. stenotomum × S. megistacrolobum hybrids have been compared using thin layer chromatographyThe wild potatoS. megistacrolobum produced unidentified phenolic compounds which were present in the artificialS. stenotomum × S. megistacrolobum hybrids and the YARI group ofS. × ajanhuiri, but which were absent inS. stenotomum. This further supports the hypothesis thatS. X ajanhuiri is of… CONTINUE READING

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