2017
DOI: 10.3389/fpls.2017.00818
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New Genetic Insights into Pearl Millet Diversity As Revealed by Characterization of Early- and Late-Flowering Landraces from Senegal

Abstract: Pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum (L.) R. Br.) is a staple food and a drought-tolerant cereal well adapted to Sub-Saharan Africa agro-ecosystems. An important diversity of pearl millet landraces has been widely conserved by farmers and therefore could help copping with climate changes and contribute to future food security. Hence, characterizing its genetic diversity and population structure can contribute to better assist breeding programs for a sustainable agricultural productivity enhancement. Toward this go… Show more

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“…Therefore, a vast diversity for numerous agromorphological traits can be found in this region (Gemenet et al, 2014; Pucher et al, 2015; Gemenet et al, 2016a; Sattler et al, 2017). In an attempt to identify heterotic groups, Diack et al (2017) was able to distinguish early‐ from late‐flowering genotypes in Senegal using simple sequence repeat (SSR) markers, but not their combining ability and heterosis. Five overlapping subgroups were identified by Stich et al (2010) in a set of 145 WA inbred lines using SSR markers.…”
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“…Therefore, a vast diversity for numerous agromorphological traits can be found in this region (Gemenet et al, 2014; Pucher et al, 2015; Gemenet et al, 2016a; Sattler et al, 2017). In an attempt to identify heterotic groups, Diack et al (2017) was able to distinguish early‐ from late‐flowering genotypes in Senegal using simple sequence repeat (SSR) markers, but not their combining ability and heterosis. Five overlapping subgroups were identified by Stich et al (2010) in a set of 145 WA inbred lines using SSR markers.…”
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“…Genetic characterization of early-and late-owering landraces from Senegal also indicated a large diversity in Senegalese pearl millet germplasm that may be useful in de ning heterotic groups and formation of a genomic association panels for trait mapping (Diack et al, 2017). This study provides a survey of genetic variation in pearl millet inbred lines from different geographic regions in Africa and Asia representing various agroecological niches.…”
Section: Germplasm Resources and The Genetic Diversity Of A Crop Specmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Only a limited number of studies have assessed the evolutionary dynamics and genetic diversity patterns in pearl millet. Genetic characterization of early-and late-flowering landraces from Senegal also indicated a large diversity in Senegalese pearl millet germplasm that may be useful in defining heterotic groups and formation of a genomic association panels for trait mapping (Diack et al, 2017).…”
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confidence: 99%