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Microsatellite markers – a new tool for distinguishing diploid wheat species

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Triticum baeoticum and T. urartu are very similar morphologically. By using microsatellite markers it was possible to distinguish between these two species. Microsatellite markers are, therefore, a powerful new tool to support the determination of critical races in diploid wild wheat species. They also allow the discussion of evolutionary pathways within Triticum.

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Hammer, K., Filatenko, A. & Korzun, V. Microsatellite markers – a new tool for distinguishing diploid wheat species. Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution 47, 497–505 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1008761928959

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