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Discrimination Capacity of RAPD, ISSR and SSR Markers and of their Effectiveness in Establishing Genetic Relationship and Diversity among Egyptian and Saudi Wheat Cultivars

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Table 2:  List  of  Primers  that  have  been  used  for  ISSR  analysis  (Sofalian et al., 2008)
Fig. 1:  Effect of different Sodium Chloride concentration treatments on Fresh Weight (FW) and Dry Weight (DW)  of  five  wheat  cultivars
Fig. 4:  RAPD  fingerprinting  of  11  Egyptian  and  Saudi  wheat  cultivars  and  landraces
Table 4:  Genetic  similarity  (GS)  matrices  computed  according  to  Dice coefficient from RAPD, ISSR and SSR markers of 11  Egyptian and Saudi wheat cultivars and landraces (1) Sakha  93;  (2)  Sods  1;  (3)  Sods  4;  (4)  Gmiza  9;  (5)  Sohag  3;  (
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