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Development of a marker assisted selection program for cacao
Conference ObjectAbstract: Production of cacao in tropical America has been severely affected by fungal pathogens causing diseaPalabras claves:Molecular breeding, theobroma cacaoAutores:Brown J., Freddy M. Amores, Kuhn D.N., Motamayor J.C., Olano C.T., Phillips-Mora W., Schnell R.J.Fuentes:scopusCurrent challenges of tropical tree crop improvement: Integrating genomics into an applied cacao breeding program
Conference ObjectAbstract: Theobroma cacao L. is an understory tree from the Amazon basin that can be cultivated in a sustainabPalabras claves:Linkage mapping, MAS, molecular markers, QTL, theobroma cacaoAutores:Borrone J.W., Brown J.S., Cervantes-Martinez C., Freddy M. Amores, Johnson E., Kuhn D.N., Lopes U., Monteverde-Penso E.J., Motamayor J.C., Olano C.T., Phillips-Mora W., Schnell R.J.Fuentes:scopusGenetic characterization of the cacao cultivar CCN 51: Its impact and significance on global cacao improvement and production
ArticleAbstract: Cacao (Theobroma cacao L.) is an important cash crop in tropical growing regions of the world and paPalabras claves:Cacao breeding, Genetic groups, Genetic identity, Population structure, SSR, theobroma cacaoAutores:Boza E.J., Cedeño-Amador S., Freddy M. Amores, Gutiérrez O.A., Livingstone D.S., Motamayor J.C., Schnell R.J., Tondo C.L.Fuentes:scopusDifferentiation of Ecuadorian National and CCN-51 cocoa beans and their mixtures by computer vision
ArticleAbstract: BACKGROUND: Ecuador exports two major types of cocoa beans, the highly regarded and lucrative NationPalabras claves:Arriba, CACAO NACIONAL, cocoa adulteration, poor fermentation, theobroma cacaoAutores:Blasi P., Freddy M. Amores, Jimenez J.C., La Mantia A., Loor R.G., Rodríguez G.A., Solórzano E.G.Fuentes:scopusTracing the native ancestors of the modern Theobroma cacao L. population in Ecuador
ArticleAbstract: The native Theobroma cacao L. population from Ecuador, known as Nacional, is famous for its fine cocPalabras claves:Arriba flavour, Cocoa quality, ECUADOR, Native Nacional, SSR, theobroma cacaoAutores:Alfonso Vasco, Courtois B., Fouet O., Freddy M. Amores, Jeanneau M., Lanaud C., Loor R.G., Medina M., Risterucci A.M., Rosenquist E.Fuentes:scopusPbkp_rediction of cacao (Theobroma cacao) resistance to moniliophthora spp. diseases via genome-wide association analysis and genomic selection
ArticleAbstract: Cacao (Theobroma cacao) is a globally important crop, and its yield is severely restricted by diseasPalabras claves:Frosty pod rot, Genomic selection, GWAS, SNPs, theobroma cacao, Witches’ broom diseaseAutores:Douglas G.M., Freddy M. Amores, Gezan S., McElroy M.S., Migicovsky Z., Motamayor J.C., Mustiga G.M., Myles S., Navarro A.J.R., Peña G., Saquicela D., Sarabia W., Sotomayor I.A., Stack C., Tarqui O.Fuentes:scopus