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Analysis of genetic diversity in Argentinian heterotic maize populations using molecular markers

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Table 1. Maize inbreed lines used in this study, source and heterotic group established by topcross (Eyhérabide et al.,  2006; Nestares et al., 1999).
Table 2. Information about the 21 SSR loci used in this study, including names, bin location, repetition size, number of  alleles, genetic diversity value (He) and P-value of the genetic differentiation test (Raymond and Rousset, 2004) for the  four hetero
Figure 1. Unweighted pair group method with arithmetic  mean dendogram of 26 maize inbreeds
Figure 2. Unweighted pair group method with arithmetic  mean dendogram of the 26 maize inbreeds

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