Establishment of DNA molecular fingerprint of applied core germplasm in jute (<italic>Corchorus </italic>spp.)

Abstract

<p indent=0mm>It is important to construct and study the applied core collection in order to promote jute genetic breeding and explore excellent genes. In this study, the applied core collection in jute, including 61 accessions divided into 16 application-oriented features, such as high yield, high quality, disease resistance and so on, was established based on the field performance from 300 jute germplasm. 12 fluorescent core primers were screened from 46 pairs of core primers. Fluorescence labeled capillary electrophoresis was used to analyze the polymorphism of these 12 pairs of primers, and a total of 140 polymorphism sites were detected. The precise DNA molecular ID cards were constructed by the combination of the 12 core primer pairs from the data coded in the form of numbers and English letters. Bar code and quick response code DNA molecular were established and can be quickly scanned and recognized by electric gadget. These results could be beneficial to increase the application efficiency and rapid molecular identification in jute germplasm resources.