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Poplar is an important tree species valued all over the world for its wood   importance. Despite limited knowledge of the levels of genetic diversity and   relatedness, their cultivation as a source of plywood is widespread. In order   to facilitate reasoned scientific decisions on its management and   conservation and prepare for selective breeding programme, genetic analysis   of 31 genotypes was performed using RAPD and SSR molecular markers. Twenty   six RAPD primers and 14 SSR primers amplified a total of 236 and 85 scoreable   bands of which 86.44% and 86.02% were polymorphic. The mean coefficient of   gene differentiation (Gst) was 0.388 and 0.341 indicating that 61.2% and   65.9% of the genetic variation resided within the populations. Analysis of   molecular variance (AMOVA) indicated that majority of genetic variation   (94.6% using RAPD and 89% using SSR) occurred among genotypes, while the   variation between the three groups (categorized as tall, medium and small   plants height) was 5.4% (using RAPD and 11% (using SSR). The dendrogram   obtained from NJ and STRUCTURE analysis revealed splitting of genotypes into   four clusters with clear distinction between short, medium and tall height   genotypes, indicated that genetic differentiations measure with respect to   RAPD and SSR. However, both the markers were equally useful in providing some   understanding about the genetic relationship of different genotypes of poplar   that are important in the conservation and exploitation of poplar genetic   resources

Molecular evaluations of thirty one clones of poplar based on RAPD and SSR molecular markers