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An RFLP linkage map of Lycopersicon peruvianum

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In order to map genes determining resistance to bacterial canker in tomato, backcrosses were made between a resistant and a susceptible Lycopersicon peruvianum accession. The linkage study with RFLP markers yielded a genetic map of L. Peruvianum. This map was compared to that derived from a L. esculentum x L. pennellii F2 population, based on 70 shared RFLP markers. The maps showed a good resemblance in both the order of markers and the length of the chromosomes, with the exception of just one relocated marker on chromosome 9. Because backcrosses were made with the F1, either as the pollen parent or as the pistil parent, linkage maps from male and female meioses could be estimated. It was concluded that recombination at male meiosis was reduced, and that gametophytic selection for parental genotypes at more than one locus per chromosome might be partly responsible for the reduction of the estimated male map length.

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van Ooijen, J.W., Sandbrink, J.M., Vrielink, M. et al. An RFLP linkage map of Lycopersicon peruvianum . Theoret. Appl. Genetics 89, 1007–1013 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00224531

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