PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF EGYPTIAN FABA BEAN CULTIVARS (Vicia faba) AS REVEALED BY SRAP AND SSR MARKERS
Abstract
SRAP and SSR markers were employed efficiently to discover the genetic distinction and phylogenetic relationships among five cultivars of Egyptian Faba bean (Giza 716, Giza 843, Sakha 4, Mariot 2 and Nubaria 5). SRAP primers exhibited a total of 70 bands and 35 (50%) were polymorphic bands. All the SSR markers exhibited clear bands; five SSR markers (KVFG460, KVFT1400, KVFT5761, KVFT906, and KVFT1913) gave two bands, while KVFG588 marker produced only one band. The tested SSR markers produced eleven bands, whereas 27 % of these bands were polymorphic. Each of SRAP and SSR markers established specific phylogenetic relationships.
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