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Item Caracterização genética de populações naturais de Palicourea coriacea (Cham) K. Schum utilizando marcadores moleculares(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2006-08-24) BARBOSA, Taryana Coelho Sales; SIBOV, Sérgio Tadeu; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4627553641870284The Species Palicourea coriacea (Cham) K,Shum is a species little know, it is belonging to the Rubiaceae family, popularly known as douradinha. The popular use medicine in the therapy of kidneys illnesses. The popular name douradinha is associated with the color of the bracts and of the stem and the species occurs in Cerrado s Bioma, however in different environments. Studies about the genetic diversity and its distribution in natural populations of P. coriacea are of extreme importance for the definition of adequate strategies of handling and cultivation, however they do not exist in literature, studies of this nature. This work had as objective to evaluate the genetic structure from nine natural populations of P. coriacea, collected in States of Goiás and Bahia and to evaluate the genetic diversity of these populations through markers RAPD. The P. coriacea species presented one high level of genetic diversity, or heterozygosity waited by Nei (1972) that it varied between 0,259 and 0,338 in the populations, with equal on average value the 0,296. The AMOVA disclosed that 23% of the total variability is meeting each other between populations. Although the estimates of apparent gene flow (Nm) have disclosed values inferior to one, on the other hand, equal the 0,83. The analyses of Bayesian Statistics had disclosed to a value of f (FIS) equal the 0,98 suggesting the possibility of this species has behavior like autogamous species. The analyses of grouping of the populations using Bayesian and AMOVA statistics disclosed that it does not exist a correlation between geographic distance and genetic distance all the nine populations they grouping, eventually, not obeying its geographic origin. Then, the hypothesis previously formulated of that geographically next populations would be genetic next, was discarded for the results gotten for the Mantel test where it got a correlation of 0,155. In addition, this relatively high inter populations differentiation allows to recommend to a strategy ex situ of the genetic variability using the biggest possible number of populations. In what, the conservation says respect in situ must be taken in account characteristic genetic and demographic of this species considering that this fact implies in the possibility of a continuous evolution and in the development of new adaptable strategies. It is necessary to have conscience on the distribution of the genetic diversity of these areas with intention to not only promote polities for preservation of found natural populations in national parks, but yes to private preservation of the legal reserves and properties.Item Caracterização genética de populações naturais de araticunzeiro (Annona crassiflora Mart.) pela análise de cpDNA(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2005-08-30) BLANCO, Angel José Vieira; COELHO, Alexandre Siqueira Guedes; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0840926305216925The araticunzeiro (Annona crassiflora Mart.) is a tropical fruit tree species from the Cerrado (Brazilian Savannah) with high economic potential. The strong degradation of the Cerrado, allied to the predatory extractivism that threatens the species, points out to the necessity of development of research to support future conservation programs. With the aim to furnish information about the genetic status of this species and to guide future conservation strategies, 82 individuals from 11 natural populations were submitted to genetic analysis. The coalescent based analysis of the polymorphism present in the trn-L cpDNA allowed the detection of high levels of genetic diversity in the species. In spite of the high level of genetic similarity among different populations the results produced suggested that, , there is an incipient, but statistically significant, increasing differentiation process taking place due to current status of geographical isolation and genetic drift. The genetic differentiation coefficient estimated was equal to 7.3%. The spatial genetic divergence analyses suggested that the genetic distances are not associated to geographical distances between populations, evidencing the absence of current gene flow between adjacent populations. The coalescent based approach allowed the identification of different evolutionary scenes to the investigated populations. Among sampled populations cases from well conserved status to dangerous low levels of genetic diversity were detected. Results obtained by the use of coalescent models to infer the divergence time between populations suggested that natural populations of A. crassiflora were, until recently, part of a great regional continuum. These findings suggest that the low levels of genetic diversity among different populations must be due to the small time since isolation.Item Desempenho de famílias s0:2 da população CNA9 do programa de melhoramento de arroz de terras altas para a agricultura familiar(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2012-03-15) GUEDES, Janine Magalhães; MORAIS, Orlando Peixoto de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2175152793170778; MELO, Patrícia Guimarães Santos; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1508679345970114Rice (Oryza sativa) stands out in Brazil for its economic and social importance, being an important source of protein and energy. Selecting lines of upland rice adapted to different environments is critical to the success of breeding programs targeted to family farmers in the state of Goiás, The objective of this work was to evaluate S0:2 families drawn from CNA9 population of the upland rice breeding program in greenhouse and in the field, aiming to select families for recombination and obtainment of a new selecting cycle. 50 families from CNA9 population from recurrent selection were used, in four experiments, with N, P, and inoculant combinations, in a randomized bloc design arrangement with two replicates in greenhouse. Traits evaluated were: plant height, chlorophyll content, canopy dry matter, roots dry matter and volume. The field experiment was arranged in a 14 X 14 square lattice, with 194 families, two controls, and three replicates. Traits evaluated were: plant height, flowering and yield, besides the following diseases: leaf and neck blast, scald, brown spot, grain spot, and narrow leaf spot. Results obtained from greenhouse indicate that families studied performed similarly in the absence of the inoculant, but responded differently for plant height, dry matter, and root volume, regarding nitrogen and phosphorus combinations. Field data showed that the families drawn from CNA9 population showed superior performance when compared to controls and to the original population, especially regarding neck blast and yield. It was possible to select 48 families from the field to recombine in the next breeding cycle.Item Determinação da variabilidade genética nas populações de seleção recorrente de arroz CNA-IRAT 4 e CNA 12 utilizando marcadores microssatélites(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2008-03-07) PINHEIRO, Letícia da Silveira; BRONDANI, Claudio; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4775600104554147Recurrent Selection is a population inbreed method that is not traditionally used in autogamous species as rice. However, it is still an interesting methodology to the implementation of recurrent selection populations, due to the possibility of obtaining genotypes with wide genetic base and adequate agronomical traits. It is even more attractive when a great genetic variability is easily available, as it is for rice and could be largely used in the development of more productive elite cultivars and with a better production stability even under low input agricultural systems. Two recurrent selection irrigated rice populations, developed by Embrapa Arroz e Feijão, were synthetized using different recombination methods. The CNA-IRAT 4 population was developed in field conditions using male-sterelity, while the CNA 12 population originated from manual crosses in a circulant partial diallel scheme. The aim of this work was the evaluation of the genetic variability among cycles of the two recurrent selection populations using fourteen SSR markers. Hundred and eighty genotypes of the cycles 1, 2 and 5 of CNA-IRAT 4 population and cycles 1 and 2 of CNA 12, were evaluated. The AMOVA did not indicate any genetic structure among the cycles of selection, meaning that the greater variation was attributed between individuals within cycles, in both studied populations. Unexpected alleles, which means alleles that not belong to the genetic pool of the genitors, were identified in both populations and in all cycles evaluated, mostly of these alleles were observed on CNA-IRAT 4 population. These alleles were probably a result of undesired crosses of genotypes which did not belong to both populations. Parameters Fis and Fit of Wright s statistics indicated that the genetic variability of the manually conducted population (CNA 12) were increased while the population using male-sterelity recombination (CNA-IRAT 4) were reduced. The mean reason for this particular situation was due to the directionally crosses that promoted a greater combination between the alleles of all genitors, while male-sterelity methodology pollination the alleles from plants with major height and more capable of producing more pollen were privileged. To avoid the genetic drift in CNA-IRAT 4, genotypes genetically divergent, with more General Capacity of Combination and with good agronomic attributes, should be introduced on this population.Item Eficiência de métodos de condução de população segregante de feijoeiro comum para teor de proteína.(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2007-07-05) SILVA, Gláucio Freitas Oliveira e; MELO, Leonardo Cunha; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9132553601896172; BASSINELLO, Priscila Zaczuk; http://lattes.cnpq.br/7932216023958412; MELO, Patrícia Guimarães Santos; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1508679345970114The common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) is part of the daily diet of more than 300 million people worldwide, being an essential food for low income human populations, since it is a cheaper protein source. The beans protein content can be improved by breeding programs since the existence of genetic variability for this character can be explored. It is important to have the relative efficiency of the available methods evaluated. The objective of this research was to evaluate the genetic potential for protein content of segregant populations of common beans submitted to different breeding methods and evaluate the potential of the populations of the bulk method inside F2 families for the traits yield and flowering. The parental utilized in this study was from the bean group carioca , CNFC 7812 with 23% of total protein content and CNFC 8056 with 23% of total protein content. Starting with the F1 generation, was obtained the segregant population F2, witch were selected 150 plants wich families was utilized to produce the populations by three methods: Bulk, Bulk within of F2 and SSD method until the F5 generation. The average protein content of the families obtained by this cross was 16,58% for the method SSD, 20,37% for the method Bulk e 20,44% for the Bulk F2:5. Based on the results, it could be concluded that the best method for protein content was the Bulk method, on account of its easiness and its generation of a larger number of families superior than the best parental and the average of the genitors. Among the evaluated families there is enough genetic variability to be explored for the characters protein, grain yield and flowering.