ITC0917 - Musa peekelii ssp. peekelii

 

ITC0917(peekelii)
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Passport Data
Country of origin: Country of origin: Papua New Guinea
PDCIm Score: 7.75
Available for distribution:
Accession number: ITC0917
Accession name: Musa peekelii ssp. peekelii
DOI: 10.18730/9KVMC
Synonyms:
M. peekelii ssp. peekelii (PNG315)
Biological status of accession: wild
Taxonomic classification:
Musaceae
Musa
Australimusa
peekelii
Institute code: BEL084 (ITC)
Acquisition date: 1990-04-02
Status: active
Type of storage:
In Vitro Collection
Cryopreserved Collection
Lyophilized Leaves
Morphological Characterization
Not available
Morphological Characterization Data
Not available
Phenotyping
Not available
Breeding
Collecting/acquisition source
Type Name Donor Code Donor Institute Country
1. Collection Queensland Department of Primary Industries PNG316 Donor Institute Country: Australia
3. Collecting mission PNG-New Ireland Donor Institute Country: Papua New Guinea
Collecting Location
Latitude: 3° 42′ 59.76″ S
Longitude: 152° 21′ 59.76″ E
Genetic Integrity
Ploidy: 2x   (Musa Genotyping Centre (MGC), Institute of Experimental Botany (IEB), Olomouc, Czeck Republic, 30/11/2001)
Field verified: Not available
Molecular Characterisation
Molecular and cytological characterization of the global Musa germplasm collection
Phylogenetic analysis based on the ITS1-ITS2 sequence region
Musa Genotyping Center Results (diploids)
Publications
  • Janssens SB, Vandelook F, De Langhe E, Verstraete B, Smets E, Vandenhouwe I, Swennen R.  2016.  Evolutionary dynamics and biogeography of Musaceae reveal a correlation between the diversification of the banana family and the geological and climatic history of Southeast Asia. New Phytologist.
  • Christelová P, De Langhe E, Hřibová E, Číżková J, Sardos J, Hušáková M, Sutanto A, Kepler AKay, Swennen R, Roux N.  2016.  Molecular and cytological characterization of the global Musa germplasm collection provides insights into the treasure of banana diversity. Biodiversity and Conservation. 26:801.
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  • Novák P, Hřibová E, Neumann P, Koblížková A, Doležel J, Macas J.  2014.  Genome-wide analysis of repeat diversity across the family Musaceae.. PLoS One. 9(6):e98918.
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  • Christelová P, Valárik M, Hřibová E, Van den Houwe I, Channelière S, Roux N, Doležel J.  2011.  A platform for efficient genotyping in Musa using microsatellite markers.. AoB Plants. 2011:plr024.
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  • Hřibová E, Čížková J, Christelová P, Taudien S, de Langhe E, Doležel J.  2011.  The ITS1-5.8S-ITS2 sequence region in the Musaceae: structure, diversity and use in molecular phylogeny.. PLoS One. 6(3):e17863.
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  • Arnaud E, Horry J-P.  1997.  Musalogue: a catalogue of Musa germplasm-Papua New Guinea collecting missions 1988-1989. Musalit
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  • Jarret RL, Gawel N, Whittemore A, Sharrock S.  1992.  RFLP-based phylogeny of Musa species in Papua New Guinea. Theoretical and applied genetics. 84:579–584.
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  • Sharrock S., Jones D.R., Banag J..  1989.  Report on the fourth IBPGR-QDPI banana germplasm collecting mission to Papua New Guinea, 04/6/1989 to 09/7/1989. :1.
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