AFLP analysis of genetic differentiation in legume germplasm in contrasting environments

R. P. Collins; B. E. Frankow-Lindberg; A. Helgadottir; L. Skot; C. Jones; K. P. Skot

AFLP analysis of genetic differentiation in legume germplasm in contrasting environments

R. P. Collins, B. E. Frankow-Lindberg, A. Helgadottir, L. Skot, C. Jones, K. P. Skot

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We used AFLP (amplified fragment length polymorphism) markers to analyse changes in population genetic differentiation ('genetic shift') over time in red and white clover germplasm, and to assess the effect of contrasting sites (Iceland, Sweden and the UK) on the magnitude of these changes. The AFLP technique successfully identified populations in which genetic shift had occurred. The clearest evidence of this was in Sweden within the short time span of three years. This site showed the greatest annual amplitude in temperature during the experiment and was also the driest, and one or both of these factors may have exerted strong directional selective pressure on the populations grown there.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Grassland Science in Europe
Editors	H. Schnyder, J. Isselstein, F. Taube, K. Auerswald, J. Schelberg
Publisher	European Grassland Federation
Pages	51-53
Number of pages	3
Volume	15
Publication status	Published - 01 Dec 2010
Event	Grassland in a changing world. Proceedings of the 23rd General Meeting of the European Grassland Federation - Kiel, Germany Duration: 29 Aug 2012 → 02 Sept 2012

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Conference	Grassland in a changing world. Proceedings of the 23rd General Meeting of the European Grassland Federation
Country/Territory	Germany
City	Kiel
Period	29 Aug 2012 → 02 Sept 2012

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Collins, R. P., Frankow-Lindberg, B. E., Helgadottir, A., Skot, L., Jones, C., & Skot, K. P. (2010). AFLP analysis of genetic differentiation in legume germplasm in contrasting environments. In H. Schnyder, J. Isselstein, F. Taube, K. Auerswald, & J. Schelberg (Eds.), Grassland Science in Europe (Vol. 15, pp. 51-53). European Grassland Federation. http://www.grassland-organicfarming.uni-kiel.de/egf2010/poster/session_1/1.1.05_Collins.pdf

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Collins, RP, Frankow-Lindberg, BE, Helgadottir, A, Skot, L, Jones, C & Skot, KP 2010, AFLP analysis of genetic differentiation in legume germplasm in contrasting environments. in H Schnyder, J Isselstein, F Taube, K Auerswald & J Schelberg (eds), Grassland Science in Europe. vol. 15, European Grassland Federation, pp. 51-53, Grassland in a changing world. Proceedings of the 23rd General Meeting of the European Grassland Federation, Kiel, Germany, 29 Aug 2012. <http://www.grassland-organicfarming.uni-kiel.de/egf2010/poster/session_1/1.1.05_Collins.pdf>

AFLP analysis of genetic differentiation in legume germplasm in contrasting environments. / Collins, R. P.; Frankow-Lindberg, B. E.; Helgadottir, A. et al.
Grassland Science in Europe. ed. / H. Schnyder; J. Isselstein; F. Taube; K. Auerswald; J. Schelberg. Vol. 15 European Grassland Federation, 2010. p. 51-53.

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