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Solanum centrale genetics, phytochemistry and field information

Southern Cross University
Associate Professor Slade Lee (Owned by, Owner of, Output of, Funded by) Professor Graham King (Owned by)
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The collection consists of:- a) plant material (ephemeral collection) – leaves, fruit & root cuttings b) cultural information – Aboriginal folklore about Bush Tomato plants and usage c) ecological information – collection site descriptions of soil, vegetation and aspect, along with GPS locations d) genetic data – molecular genetics data on DNA fragment characteristics of different S. centrale accessions, and chloroplast DNA fragment data on related Solanum species for comparative analysis e) phytochemical data – glycoalkaloid characterisation and concentration data from the different S. centrale accessions for potential toxicity assessment f) field trial data – data on plant cropping performance and phenotypic characteristics for plant improvement selection

Data time period: 12 2012

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Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences | Biological Sciences | Genetics | Horticultural Production | Horticultural Crop Improvement (Selection and Breeding) | Population, Ecological and Evolutionary Genetics |

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