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Isozyme inheritance and variation in  Actinidia  was investigated using 23 enzyme systems. Ten isozyme loci from six enzyme systems, Acp-2, Est, Prx-1, Prx-2, Prx-4, Prx-5, Pgi-2, Pgm-2, and Tpi, were found to be inherited as single Mendelian genes in families of two interspecific crosses. Disomic inheritance detected at ten loci in progenies of a cross between the hexaploid  A. deliciosa  × diploid  A. chinensis , provided convincing evidence that  A. deliciosa  is an allohexaploid. Allelic segregation for tetrasomic inheritance at ten isozyme loci was demonstrated in the progenies of a cross between the tetraploid  A. chinesis  × diploid  A. eriantha , a result suggesting the autotetraploid origin of the tetraploid  A. chinensis  which apparently originated from its diploid ancestor  A. chinensis . A high level of isozyme variation and heterozygosity were observed in the 22 cultivars and 56 plants of 28  Actinidia  taxa. Allozyme phenotype can be used effectively for cultivar identification.

Isozyme Inheritance and Variation in Actinidia