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Molecular Breeding Solutions of Tomato
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Tomato (scientific name: Lycopersicon esculentum) is an annual or perennial herb in the Dicotyledon, Tubular Flower order, Solanaceae, and Tomato genus. Tomatoes are native to South America and are widely grown as a vegetable. The fruit is rich in nutrients and is an important source of vitamin A and C. It can be eaten raw, cooked, or processed into tomato sauce / tomato juice or canned whole fruit. Tomato is not only an important economic crop, but also the first vegetable produced in the world, as well as a model plant. Because it is diploid (2n=2x=24), and has relatively compact and large genetic and genomic resources.
Tomato production is affected by a variety of pressures (high temperature, drought, salinization, disease attack, pest attack, etc.), which have a negative impact on its growth and production, resulting in reduced yield and increased production costs. Therefore, the development and improvement of disease / pest-resistant and stress-resistant tomato varieties are the main goals of its molecular genetic breeding. Modern biotechnology methods play an important role in breed selection. At present, because we have understood its mating system, the possibility of controlled hybridization within and among species, the naturally occurring variation in species, the occurrence of self-pollination, the expression of recessive mutations, the lack of gene duplication, etc., the genetic improvement work will make rapid and significant progress.
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Lifeasible has contributed many years of dedicated work to the exploration and optimization of modern breeding methods of tomato, proud to provide competitive molecular breeding services for tomato, and provide you with the best solutions to carry out your research projects.
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