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Dendrograms were constructed based on AFLP mark- ers and a table was used to group fruit characters of wild and cultivat- ed genotypes of Mexican nopal (Opuntia spp.). The AFLP dendro- gram obtained using ≈57.5 markers (from primers Mse I-CAC/Eco RI-AAG) did not agree with the known taxonomic classification for this species. Additionally, a complementary table for fruit characters (morphological and °Brix) showed a wide range for wild genotypes, e.g. from 21-22 °Brix for 'Tapon Blanco' and 'Guilanche' genotypes, to 5.0-8.2 °Brix for xoconostles (acidic fruits). Even though there were some divergences with taxonomic classification, it is expected that both genetic and physicochemical information would contrib- ute to a more appropriate identification of Opuntia genotypes that, in turn, may be used in breeding programs of this genus.

Cladistics of Mexican nopal genotypes (Opuntia spp.) based on AFLP markers and fruit characters