1.ENDEMIC LILIUM MACKLINIAE SEALY (LILIACEAE) A RECOLLECTION AND FIRST TIME DNA BARCODE REPORT FROM NATIVE MANIPUR_ AFTER PLANTING IN POTS OUTSIDE ENDEMIC HABITAT By AYAM VICTOR SINGH

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Lilium mackliniae Sealy (Liliaceae), endemic to Siroi Hills, Ukhrul, Manipur is collected and has been enumerated with DNA sequence of taxonomic marker chloroplast DNA segments (ribulose-1-5-bis phosphate carboxylase/rbcL and maturaseK/matK), and nuclear ribosomal DNA segment (Internal transcribe spacer/ITS) for identification and sequence conservation. Chloroplast rbcL gene has been found to be more reliable for L. mackliniae identification and sequence has been reported to NCBI. This is the first time report from the Manipur and India. The adaptability of the plant outside natural habita has also been enumerated here.
KEY WORD: Lilium mackliniae, Imphal Valley, Genbank, Accession nNumber, RBCL, MATK ,ITS2 Primers.

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AYAM VICTOR SINGH

ENDEMIC LILIUM MACKLINIAE SEALY (LILIACEAE): A RECOLLECTION AND FIRST TIME DNA BARCODE REPORT FROM NATIVE MANIPUR, AFTER PLANTING IN POTS OUTSIDE ENDEMIC HABITAT
AYAM VICTOR SINGH
DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY, RAJIV GANDHI UNIVERSITY (RGU), RONO HILLS, DOIMUKH-791112,
ARUNACHAL PRADESH.
Corresponding author’s e-mail: victor_ayamsingh@yahoo.com

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2013-10-01

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VICTOR SINGH, A. (2013). 1.ENDEMIC LILIUM MACKLINIAE SEALY (LILIACEAE) A RECOLLECTION AND FIRST TIME DNA BARCODE REPORT FROM NATIVE MANIPUR_ AFTER PLANTING IN POTS OUTSIDE ENDEMIC HABITAT By AYAM VICTOR SINGH. LIFE SCIENCES LEAFLETS, 44, 1 to 8. Retrieved from https://petsd.org/ojs/index.php/lifesciencesleaflets/article/view/578

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Vol. 44 (2013): OCTOBER, 2013.....ISSN 0976 - 1098(On Line) ISSN 2277 - 4297(Print)

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