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Genetic relationships between commercial mango cultivars are often speculative and only the maternal parent is generally known. RAPD™ primers were used with the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) to provide markers useful in determining individual identity, family relationships, and linkage mapping analysis. In mango, 53 RAPD primers were screened for markers and 27 proved useful. Genomic DNA was isolated from 70 clones of mango maintained in the USDA germplasm collection. DNA from these clones was amplified with each of the 27 primers. Data were scored as the presence or absence of bands. Groupings of the clones using UPGMA based on Nei's genetic distance gave distinct clusters. RAPD clusters vs. clusters based on isozyme analysis are compared.

RANDOM AMPLIFIED POLYMORPHIC DNA (RAPD™) MARKERS FOR ESTIMATING GENETIC RELATIONSHIPS IN MANGIFERA INDICA L.