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The California almond industry is the largest supplier of almonds [ Prunus dulcis  (Miller) D.A. Webb] in the United States and throughout the world. Self-incompatibility is a major issue in almond production as it greatly affects nut set. In this study, we determined full-length sequences for alleles S a  - S i , determined the genotypes of 44 California cultivars, and assigned the cultivars to cross-incompatibility groups (CIGs). Newly identified S-alleles led to an increase in the number of CIGs. A pairwise distance tree was constructed using the aligned amino acid sequences showing their similarity. Four pairs of alleles (S c  and S e , S g  and S h , S d  and S j , and S b  and S f ) showed high sequence similarity. Because of its simplicity, reproducibility, and ease of analysis, PCR is the preferred method for genotyping S-alleles.

Multidimensional Analysis of S-alleles from Cross-incompatible Groups of California Almond Cultivars