Author(s):

Suraksha Chanotra, RK Bali, RK Salgotra, K Bali and GK Rai

Abstract: An attempt was carried out in the present investigation to estimate the extent of genetic diversity and relationship among forty four mulberry genotypes using SSR markers. A set of 26 SSR primers were used to assess the genetic diversity which generated a total of 182 bands with an average of 6.96 alleles per locus. Primer M6 produced maximum of 15 alleles per locus and minimum of 3 alleles per locus in primer Mul3SSR91. Cluster tree grouped 44 genotypes into four main clusters, A, B, C and D with sub-clusters and sub-sub clusters. Highest PIC value was recorded for SSR marker M6 (0.901) and lowest for primer Mul3SSR91 (0.486) with an average of 0.724. Genotype, NS-1 and NS-2 were identified as duplicates while other genotypes showed least similarity and recorded availability of diversity among germplasm.

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