Matheus Alves Silva’s research while affiliated with Federal University of Espírito Santo and other places

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Genome-wide association analysis of traits related to development, abiotic and biotic stress resistance in Coffea canephora
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February 2025

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Scientia Horticulturae

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Analysis of distribution, structure, and phylogeny of TPS genes. (A) Phylogram based on the Maximum Likelihood Inference of full-length TPS genes. Functionally characterized terpene synthases are written in bold, indicated by the symbols CS (cineol synthase), PS (pinene synthase), BS (caryophyllene synthase), LS (linalool synthase), and ISP (isoprene synthase). Bootstrap support values are indicated near the branch nodes, and values above 80 are displayed. A few genes from A. thaliana from TPS-c and TPS-e/f clades were used as the outgroup. (B) Conserved motifs representations from all TPS genes, RDR, DDXXD, NSE/DTE and RRX8W, using WebLogo server. (C) Gene structure of the 43 putative functional TPS genes from P. guajava. Exons are shown as boxes, while introns are shown as lines. The position of the two conserved domains N-terminal and C-terminal are shown in purple and blue, respectively. (D) The number of genes in each subfamily relative to the total genes’ number indicates the proportion of TPS genes found in Myrtaceae species.
Expression of terpene synthases in various guava tissues. Heat map compares relative transcript abundance for TPS genes in fragments per kilobase of transcript per million mapped reads (FPKM) across the tissues and hierarchical cluster analysis. Each gene (row) is normalized to the percent of total expression for each gene. Red color represents a higher percentage of total expression for a given gene, and blue represents a lower percentage of total expression. Complete genes are highlighted in bold font (contain both domains, PF01397 and PF03936) and subfamilies are in the same colors as the legend of this figure (C). The correlation heatmap with a hierarchical cluster shows the tissue matrix (x-axis) and the terpene synthase gene expression matrix (y-axis). (A) Heat map shows expression of terpene synthases in three tissues (triplicates) of Psidium guajava cv. Allahabad Safeda and hierarchical cluster analysis. (B) Heat map and hierarchical cluster analysis of terpenes synthases in four tissues (duplicates) of Psidium guajava cv. Paluma, and five tissues (duplicates) of cv. Cortibel RM. IL immature leaf, YL young leaf, ML mature leaf, R root, FB flower bud. (C) Graph shows a summary of TPS gene expression using both RNA-Seq data sets.
(A) Clustering of 62 Psidium guajava genotypes based on SNPs in the TPS genes from DArTSeq technology. The two larger groups had genotypes representatives of chemotypes identified for Brazilian germplasm, previously described⁷. The genotypes marked in blue represent the chemotype that mainly presents alpha humulene and beta bisabolol, for example, Cortibel RM. The genotypes marked in red, as Paluma cultivar, represent the chemotype in which most terpenes are B-caryophyllene, and caryophyllene oxide. (B) Mean of leaf terpenic compounds identified for the Paluma (orange) and Cortibel RM (blue) cultivars. The values were the means of six independent evaluations of the same genotypes cultivated in different environments and seasons obtained from the studies of7,26.
Exploring the versatility of sesquiterpene biosynthesis in guava plants: a comparative genome-wide analysis of two cultivars
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January 2024

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Psidium guajava L., a fruit crop belonging to the Myrtaceae family, is highly valued for its nutritional and medicinal properties. The family exhibits a diverse chemical profile of essential oils and serves as a valuable resource due to its ecological interactions, adaptability, and dispersal capacity. The Myrtaceae family has been extensively studied for its terpenoids. Genetic studies have focused on foliar terpene yield in species from the Eucalypteae and Melaleucaceae tribes. To understand the evolutionary trends in guava breeding, this study predicted terpene synthase genes (TPS) from different cultivars. Through this analysis, 43 full-length TPS genes were identified, and approximately 77% of them exhibited relative expression in at least one of the five investigated plant tissues (root, leaf, bud, flower, and fruit) of two guava cultivars. We identified intra-species variation in the terpene profile and single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in twelve TPS genes, resulting in the clustering of 62 genotypes according to their essential oil chemotypes. The high concentration of sesquiterpenes is supported by the higher number of TPS-a genes and their expression. The expansion for TPS sub-families in P. guajava occurred after the expansion of other rosids species. Providing insight into the origin of structural diversification and expansion in each clade of the TPS gene family within Myrtaceae. This study can provide insights into the diversity of genes for specialized metabolites such as terpenes, and their regulation, which can lead to a diverse chemotype of essential oil in different tissues and genotypes. This suggests a mode of enzymatic evolution that could lead to high sesquiterpene production, act as a chemical defense and contribute to the adaptive capacity of this species to different habitats.

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Identification of the compounds present in Psidium cauliflorum essential oil using the linear temperature programmed retention indexes and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry a .
Identification of the compounds present in Psidium acidum essential oil using the linear temperature programmed retention indexes and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry a .
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Chemical composition, phytotoxic, and cytogenotoxic properties of essential oils from Psidium cauliflorum and P. acidum (Myrtaceae)

January 2024

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Bragantia

The search for bioherbicides has been encouraged, and plants used in food or with bioactivity have been studied. Therefore, this article aimed to investigate the bioherbicidal potential of essential oils from Psidium cauliflorum and P. acidum through a plant toxicity bioassay using Lactuca sativa and Sorghum bicolor. The seeds were treated with essential oils of both species, along with control groups treated with distilled water, dichloromethane, and glyphosate. Germination percentage (GP), germination speed index (GSI), root growth (RG), shoot length (SL), mitotic index (MI), chromosomal alterations (CA), and nuclear alterations (NA) were evaluated. The major compound of the essential oil of P. cauliflorum was α-pinene, and of P. acidum were trans-caryophyllene, β-elemene, germacrene A, and α-copaene. The essential oils from both species exhibited phytotoxic effects. P. acidum oil inhibited sorghum RG and lettuce SL, while P. cauliflorum oil reduced GP, GSI, RG, and SL in both plants, indicating higher phytotoxicity than P. acidum and non-selective behavior. Cytotoxic investigations showed that both oils inhibited the MI. CA analysis revealed that P. cauliflorum oil exhibited aneugenic and clastogenic action mechanisms. The results demonstrate the bioherbicidal potential of P. cauliflorum essential oil, in addition to being non-selective and displaying a similar inhibition rate to glyphosate. Key words bioherbicides; cytogenetics; plant bioassay; secondary metabolites


Herbicide and Cytogenotoxic Activity of Inclusion Complexes of Psidium gaudichaudianum Leaf Essential Oil and β-Caryophyllene on 2-Hydroxypropyl-β-cyclodextrin

August 2023

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The present investigation aimed to develop inclusion complexes (ICs) from Psidium gaudichaudianum (GAU) essential oil (EO) and its major compound β-caryophyllene (β-CAR), and to evaluate their herbicidal (against Lolium multiflorum and Bidens pilosa) and cytogenotoxic (on Lactuca sativa) activities. The ICs were obtained using 2-hydroxypropyl-β-cyclodextrin (HPβCD) and they were prepared to avoid or reduce the volatility and degradation of GAU EO and β-CAR. The ICs obtained showed a complexation efficiency of 91.5 and 83.9% for GAU EO and β-CAR, respectively. The IC of GAU EO at a concentration of 3000 µg mL⁻¹ displayed a significant effect against weed species B. pilosa and L. multiflorum. However, the β-CAR IC at a concentration of 3000 µg mL⁻¹ was effective only on L. multiflorum. In addition, the cytogenotoxic activity evaluation revealed that there was a reduction in the mitotic index and an increase in chromosomal abnormalities. The produced ICs were able to protect the EO and β-CAR from volatility and degradation, with a high thermal stability, and they also enabled the solubilization of the EO and β-CAR in water without the addition of an organic solvent. Therefore, it is possible to indicate the obtained products as potential candidates for commercial exploration since the ICs allow the complexed EO to exhibit a more stable chemical constitution than pure EO under storage conditions.


Copy number of TPS genes. P. guajava possesses one copy of the specific TPS gene (a), while P. guineense shows two copies of this gene (b). From the probe in conserved motifs, we evidenced eight fluorescence signals in P. guajava (c) and sixteen in P. guineense (d), being that strong fluorescence signals are related to cluster genes. Based on these results, we showed the polyploidy impact in the gene copy number in Psidium.
Grouping by Tocher’s method (optimized) of nuclear DNA content (2C value) (pg) and percentage of GC bases (GC%) of Psidium accesses.
Genomic and epigenomic variation in Psidium species and their outcome under the yield and composition of essential oils

January 2023

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Diploid and polyploid species derived from the euploid series x = 11 occur in the genus Psidium, as well as intraspecific cytotypes. Euploidy in the genus can alter the gene copy number, resulting in several “omics” variations. We revisited the euploidy, reported genomic (nuclear 2C value, GC%, and copy number of secondary metabolism genes) and epigenomic (5-mC%) differences in Psidium, and related them to essential oil yield and composition. Mean 2C values ranged from 0.90 pg (P. guajava) to 7.40 pg (P. gaudichaudianum). 2C value is intraspecifically varied in P. cattleyanum and P. gaudichaudianum, evidencing cytotypes that can be formed from euploid (non-reduced) and/or aneuploid reproductive cells. GC% ranged from 34.33% (P. guineense) to 48.95% (P. myrtoides), and intraspecific variations occurred even for species without 2C value intraspecific variation. Essential oil yield increased in relation to 2C value and to GC%. We showed that P. guajava (diploid) possesses two and P. guineense (tetraploid) four copies of the one specific TPS gene, as well as eight and sixteen copies respectively of the conserved regions that occur in eight TPS genes. We provide a wide “omics'' characterization of Psidium and show the outcome of the genome and epigenome variation in secondary metabolism.


Germplasm characterization of half‐sib families from seminal matricies of Coffea canephora

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The genetic diversity of Coffea canephora Pierre ex A. Froehner present in old seminal crops must be characterized because it represents a source of genetic variability for breeding programs. In this study, the genetic diversity of 388 half‐sib families of C. canephora, collected from Espírito Santo, Brazil, were assessed for their phenotypic traits. The data were obtained in a trial planted in April 2018 with five commercial clones as controls. Vegetative development was evaluated based on plant height, stem diameter, and average height and diameter growth rates. Abiotic (drought) and biotic (rust, leaf miner, and mealybug) stresses were evaluated by a rating scale. The phenotypic variability of the population was detected for all traits, and divergent clusters of families were identified. Negative correlations indicated that adverse conditions hampered the early development of the coffee plants. Groups of families should be investigated for breeding programs according to adequate development even under stressful conditions. These results show the importance of preserving the germplasm of old crops in the south of Espírito Santo as a source of genetic resources for coffee breeding programs. This valuable resource should be maintained and conserved as a strategy to guarantee the sustainability of coffee production.


Municipalities in the state of Espírito Santo where 91 accessions of landrace beans were harvested. Alegre (42 accessions); Cachoeiro de Itapemirim (1), Domingos Martins (7), Guaçuí (16), Ibitirama (2), Irupi (5), Muniz Freire (4), Santa Angélica (3), Santa Tereza (4), Venda Nova (2), Vila Velha (2), Vitória (3)
Evaluation of genetic diversity among 185 bean accessions using 13 microsatellite markers. A UPGMA dendrogram constructed from measurements of the simple coincidence distance of 185 bean accessions. Names in black are landrace accessions, and in red are commercial cultivars. B Cluster analysis based on 13 microsatellite loci evaluated in 185 common, landrace, and commercial bean accessions. Individual assignment to each group for K = 2 and K = 3. A line represents each individual, and the proportion of each color indicates each group's ancestry. C Analysis of principal coordinates obtained through 13 microsatellite loci evaluated in 185 common bean accessions, representing the 27 commercial beans (red), the 158 landrace accessions (green), and of these, the 50 selected for field evaluation (black border)
Evaluation of genetic diversity among 50 bean accessions using ten morphoagronomic variables (ALT: plant height, APV: first pod height, DIAM: stem diameter, NN: number of nodes at harvest, NR: number of racemes, NRP: number of productive racemes, NV: number of pods per plant, NLV: number of locules per pod, P100: weight of 100 grains; RG: grain yield). A Dendrogram with Mahalanobis distance and UPGMA clustering method. The arrows indicate accessions with the weight of 100 seeds above 30 g. The vector loads of the first four main components are also presented. The vector loads are the weights given to each variable for each component through which they allow the interpretation of the components. B Pearson’s correlation matrix, the asterisks indicate the confidence levels of p < 0.1, p < 0.01, p < 0.001 for *, **, and ***, respectively. C Biplot of the first two axes of principal component analysis (PC1 and PC2)
Microsatellites and agronomic approaches reveal the diversity of beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) cultivated in Espírito Santo—Brazil, by family farms

August 2022

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Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution

The common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L., Fabaceae) is the most important legume of the genus Phaseolus, and the most cultivated in family farming. This study aimed to characterize landrace beans by SSR markers and morphoagronomic variables, comparing them to commercial cultivars. A total of 185 accessions (158 landrace and 27 commercial) were evaluated using SSR, and later 50 accessions (37 landrace and 13 commercial cultivars) were evaluated by 12 morphoagronomic variables. The estimators of genetic diversity, expected heterozygosity, allelic number, private, and rare alleles showed greater magnitude in landrace accessions, indicating the potential of these accessions as a reservoir of rare and private alleles compared to commercial stocks. Ten groups were observed in the cluster analysis, of which one group had 89% of accessions (138 landrace and all commercial ones). For morphoagronomic characterization, three field experiments were carried out in randomized blocks with three replications, one in Alegre, ES and two in Mimoso do Sul, ES. The accessions Verde-111, Branco-110, Pérola-102, Preto-13-69, Feijão Rainha-18, and Branco-05 showed high productivity levels (above 3000 kg ha−1) and six groups were formed. Most landrace accessions and commercial cultivars were allocated into the same group, suggesting that landrace beans have characteristics of interest compared to the commercial ones. The variability detected in landrace beans is of strategic importance, given the selection carried out by farmers for materials adapted to their local conditions. Thus, the development of policies to support the conservation of bean trees on rural properties is indicated as a measure to preserve diversity.


Evolução tectono-metamórfica policíclica do Complexo Juiz de Fora na região de Pedra Dourada (MG): aspectos de campo, petrografia, litogeoquímica, geocronologia U-Pb em zircão e isótopos de Sm-Nd e Sr

O Complexo Juiz de Fora (CJF) compreende ortognaisses e ortogranulitos paleoproterozoicos com uma ampla variação composicional, interpretados como produto de um arco magmático edificado entre o Sideriano e o Orosiriano e retrabalhado durante o Neoproterozoico com desenvolvimento das orogenias Brasilianas/Pan-Africanas, aflorante como inliers em meio ao Sistema Orogênico Araçuaí-Ribeira (SOAR). Este trabalho apresenta dados inéditos de geocronologia U-Pb em zircão (LA-MC-ICP-MS) combinados com isótopos de Sm-Nd e Sr, litogeoquímica, petrografia e observações de campo do CJF na região de Pedra Dourada (MG). Os dados permitem o reconhecimento de dois litotipos: ortogranulitos félsicos e ortogranulitos máficos. O ortogranulito félsico possui composição diorítica a granodiorítica, conteúdos intermediários de SiO2, moderado a alto Ba, Sr, Mg#, moderada razão (La/Yb)N e baixa razão Na2O/K2O, estas características, além de compatíveis com granitoides de arco magmático, mostram afinidade com a série sanukitoide. Análises em núcleos de zircão com forte zoneamento oscilatório típico de zircões ígneos sugerem cristalização magmática em 2175 Ma, enquanto análises de Sm-Nd e Sr em rocha total informam εNd inicial entre -4,0 e +0,5, TDMs entre 2,57 e 2,12 Ga e razões iniciais de 87Sr/86Sr entre 0,6937 e 0,7137, informando assinaturas moderadamente juvenis a ligeiramente evoluídas e sugerindo uma origem em magmas oriundos de um manto híbrido extensivamente enriquecido pela assimilação de material crustal (fluídos, sedimentos, melt) por um longo período de subducção e/ou por eventos de subducção anteriores. O ortogranulito máfico, litotipo subordinado, apresenta composição gabroica, alto enriquecimento em elementos terras raras e forte anomalia negativa de Eu, sendo classificado como um OIB (Ocean Island Basalt). Análises em núcleos de zircão com zoneamento oscilatório, típico de zircões ígneos, sugerem cristalização magmática em 2102 Ma. Os dados isotópicos (com εNd inicial igual a -5,5, TDM de 2,61 Ga e razão inicial 87Sr/86Sr igual a 0,7020) sugerem uma significativa contribuição de fontes crustais e a origem desta rocha em um ambiente de arco por meio de um slab-window. Tanto o ortogranulito félsico como o ortogranulito máfico exibem paragêneses de pico metamórfico com Opx + Cpx + Pl estáveis, parcialmente substituídas por Hbl e Bt retrógradas. O alto grau metamórfico também é sugerido por bordas sobrecrescidas ao redor de núcleos ígneos parcialmente consumidos de zircão, sendo obtida para estas bordas idades entre 581 e 605 Ma, compatíveis com a colisão do que veio à constituir o Cráton São Francisco com o arco interno cordilheirano (o Arco Serra da Bolívia) na amalgamação do Supercontinente Gondwana. Por fim, em síntese, os dados obtidos corroboram o atual modelo de evolução do CJF, interpretado como inliers remanescentes de um arco magmático paleoproterozoico retrabalhado e metamorfisado em fácies granulito durante o Ediacarano no desenvolvimento do SOAR.


Inliers Paleoproterozoicos Retrabalhados dentro do Sistema Orogênico Araçuaí-Ribeira: Correlações Preliminares entre os Complexos Juiz de Fora, Caparaó e Serra do Valentim - Região Sudoeste do Estado do Espírito Santo

O Paleoproterozoico é reconhecido como um período de intensa atividade tectônica global com criação de crosta juvenil e retrabalhamento crustal, em processos orogênicos relacionados à formação do Supercontinente Colúmbia. No sudoeste do estado do Espírito Santo, estes processos são registrados em diferentes inliers paleoproterozoicos que foram retrabalhados durante o Neoproterozoico dentro do Sistema Orogênico Araçuaí-Ribeira, sendo exemplos destes inliers os complexos Juiz de Fora (CJF), Caparaó (CC) e Serra do Valentim (CSV). O entendimento da evolução geodinâmica destes complexos e o traçado de correlações entre os mesmos é essencial para o entendimento da evolução policíclica regional e constitui o problema abordado neste trabalho. São apresentados resultados parciais, com dados de campo e petrografia. Embora sejam descritos na literatura como unidades independentes, trabalhos de campo e de mapeamento geológico na escala de 1:50.000 atestam a continuidade cartográfica entre o CJF, o CC e o CSV, que afloram na forma de escamas tectônicas, intensamente dobradas, intercaladas com sequências supracrustais geradas durante o evento Brasiliano (paragnaisses do Grupo Raposos), sendo ambos intrudidos por granitoides anatéticos Brasilianos (Suíte Salvaterra). Em relação às litologias observadas, é possível a separação, dentro do que anteriormente era abordado como CC e CSV, de escamas com ortogranulitos correlatos ao CJF, granulitos e gnaisses paraderivados (quase sempre com granada) correlatos ao Grupo Raposos, e de charnokitos e granitoides foliados com ou sem granada da Suíte Salvaterra. As escamas paleoproterozoicas afloram, sobretudo, em núcleos de anticlinais arrasadas, e os contatos com as demais unidades são tectônicos. Nestas escamas paleoproterozoicas afloram, predominantemente, ortogranulitos félsicos e máficos. Os ortogranulitos félsicos têm coloração cinza médio, cinza azulado ou esverdeado, são foliados (por vezes miloníticos), de granulação média a fina, sendo comum a ocorrência de porfiroblastos de Opx, Cpx e Pl. É típica a textura granonematoblástica e associações minerais de pico metamórfico com Opx ± Cpx + Pl + Kfs + Qz ± Op, e, por vezes, associações retrógradas com Hbl ± Bt. Os ortogranulitos máficos, por sua vez, apresentam, coloração cinza escuro, granulação fina a média. São foliados, com textura granonematoblástica e as associações de pico metamórfico (Opx ± Cpx + Pl ± Qz ± Kfs + OP), são em sua maior parte substituídas por Hbl e Bt retrógradas. Por fim, como conclusões preliminares, tem-se que os dados de campo e petrografia atestam a continuidade litoestrutural entre o CJF, CC e CSV, inliers remanescentes de um arco magmático paleoproterozoico retrabalhado durante o Ediacarano, em fácies granulito. A continuidade do projeto prevê a obtenção de dados de litogeoquímica, geocronologia U-Pb em zircão e de isótopos de Lu-Hf e Sm-Nd e Sr para o traçado de comparações e correlações mais robustas entre estes três complexos.


(A) Distribution of 124,069 SNP markers identified in nine species into the classes: Coding and non-coding regions; anchored in E. grandis genome and coding anchors; non-anchored and non-anchored in coding regions. Distribution of SNP markers: (B) total, (C) anchored in Eucalyptus genome, and (D) non-anchored. In each class, the SNPs were subdivided by species and recorded as monomorphic, polymorphic, polymorphic in coding regions, polymorphic in non-coding regions, and absence of the marker (NA)
Principal coordinate analysis (PCoA) based on SNP markers for 94 Psidium samples. Each species is represented by a different color for all markers, anchored markers, and non-anchored markers
List of the 5951 SNP markers selected with their gene ontology (GO) for genes related to (A) biological processes (blp), (B) cellular components (cc), and (C) molecular function (mf). (D) Distribution of selected markers in coding and non-coding regions, considering all markers, markers anchored in E. grandis genome, and markers exclusive to Psidium species (non-anchored). Principal coordinate analysis (PCoA) based on the SNP markers selected (E) for 94 samples of Psidium and (F) for P. guajava samples only.
Genetic relationships among Psidium species. Phylogram based on the maximum likelihood inference of 5951 SNPs of Psidium sp. The bootstrap probability is indicated near the branch nodes, and only values greater than 75 are shown. An asterisk denotes genotypes previously classified as P. gaudichaudianum (x92), P. acidum (x93), and P. friedrichsthalianum (x94)
Clustering analysis of Brazilian germplasm by the UPGMA method, including cultivars, selections, and individuals of natural occurrence
DArTseq-derived SNPs for the genus Psidium reveal the high diversity of native species

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Tree Genetics & Genomes

In this study, we characterized DArTseq-derived SNPs for species of Psidium, an important Neotropical genus within the family Myrtaceae. Nine Psidium species were used for the identification and characterization of an interspecific set of SNPs. The samples chosen represented a wide range of variation regarding agronomic traits and geographical origin. The samples were genotyped using the DarTseq methodology. This approach, associated with annotation analysis, generated a set of conserved, polymorphic, and possibly functional SNPs. Most of the SNPs in coding regions of Psidium were annotated for the gene ontology classes. We observed high interspecific diversity among species and considerable intraspecific genetic diversity in native species (P. cattleyanum, P. myrtoides, P. acidum, and P. oblongatum). Psidium guajava, a cultivated species, shows low diversity and shares genetic similarities with the tetraploid P. guineense. The group of markers selected in this study will contribute to the development of a panel of interspecific SNPs for Psidium. Our investigation will support further studies regarding genetic variability, diversity, phylogeny, cytogenetics, and other relationships among Psidium species, constituting essential information for the creation, conservation, management, and use of genetic resources in breeding programs.


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... Recent studies have shown that species such as Eucalyptus grandis, E. globulus, and Corymbia citriodora possess the largest number of TPS genes [90]. In Brazilian guava cultivars, variations in TPS genes have been analyzed, enabling the mapping of functional genes involved in terpene biosynthesis and their use as molecular markers for genetic improvement [91]. The diverse range of terpene compounds identified in this study, along with the variability among guava varieties highlight the potential for future research on TPS genes in Psidium guajava L. Such investigations could deepen our understanding of metabolic profiles, elucidate their roles in adaptation mechanisms, and identify molecular targets for enhancing the production of therapeutic compounds through genetic improvement. ...

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Metabolomic Characterization and Bioinformatic Studies of Bioactive Compounds in Two Varieties of Psidium guajava L. Leaf by GC–MS Analysis
Exploring the versatility of sesquiterpene biosynthesis in guava plants: a comparative genome-wide analysis of two cultivars

... Similarly, Psidium cattleyanum Sabine (CAT)from the same family is known for its fruits used in the food industry, whose bioactivities are attributed to phenolic compounds, minerals, fatty acids, sugars, and carotenoids (Pereira et al., 2018). Besides presenting antioxidant, antifungal, and antimicrobial activities (Chrystal et al., 2020;Rocha et al., 2020;Macedo et al., 2021), these compounds also have larvicidal, herbicidal, and allelopathic activities (Mendes et al., 2023;Alves et al., 2023;Vasconcelos et al., 2019). The EO from CAT leaves also exhibits anti-inflammatory and antinociceptive action, standing out for its potential in the pharmaceutical industry (Silva et al., 2023). ...

Chemical composition, phytotoxic, and cytogenotoxic properties of essential oils from Psidium cauliflorum and P. acidum (Myrtaceae)

Bragantia

... To overpass this, the molecule was modified by replacing -OH groups on its external surface with hydroxypropyl groups, obtaining 2-hydroxypropyl-βcyclodextrin (HPβCD) (Wankar et al., 2020). Thus, the improvement in aqueous solubility achieved by HPβCD has attracted the attention of many researchers aiming to increase the water solubility of sparingly soluble EOs components (Kamimura et al., 2014;Mendes et al., , 2023bOzdemir et al., 2018). ...

Herbicide and Cytogenotoxic Activity of Inclusion Complexes of Psidium gaudichaudianum Leaf Essential Oil and β-Caryophyllene on 2-Hydroxypropyl-β-cyclodextrin

... Considering the publications from the most recent year (2023), apart from documents in the field of Food Science and Technology, addressing chemical composition and antioxidant activities (Moraes et al. 2023), there is also an interest in studies related to Plant Sciences, primarily focusing on genomic analysis (Canal et al. 2023;Silva et al. 2023) and the improvement and selection of wild species, interspecific hybrid genotypes, and progenies resistant to Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. psidii and Meloidogyne incógnita for potential use as rootstock or descendant variety (Vishwakarma et al. 2023). ...

Genomic and epigenomic variation in Psidium species and their outcome under the yield and composition of essential oils

... The results found for the microsatellites SSR-IAC65, SSR-IAC67, SSR-IAC183 and SSR-IAC239 are superior to the results found by other authors [19] for Carioca beans, where the authors detected the absence of polymorphism for the SSR-IAC67 marker. However, this marker was polymorphic and had the second-highest PIC of the evaluated SSRs, presenting four alleles and showing a greater diversity among evaluated genotypes in this study, agreeing with other studies [30,48]. ...

Microsatellites and agronomic approaches reveal the diversity of beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) cultivated in Espírito Santo—Brazil, by family farms

Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution

... Among molecular markers, single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) are distinguished for their precision, high resolution, and compatibility with automated processing on next-generation sequencing (NGS) platforms (Grossi et al. 2021). According to the scope of NGS platforms, DArTseq technology is particularly noted for its broad genomic coverage and efficiency, making it a preferred choice for diversity studies and offering considerable economic advantages (Koura et al. 2024). ...

DArTseq-derived SNPs for the genus Psidium reveal the high diversity of native species

Tree Genetics & Genomes

... PIC valued a range from 0.250 to 0.704 for the markers BMc125 and BMd-23, respectively. Different pattern of PIC values has been reported previously on common (13,24). In general, the applied SSR markers in this study were informative in distinguishing the tested genotypes based on PIC value (4). ...

Genetic diversity and structure of landrace accessions, elite lineages and cultivars of common bean estimated with SSR and SNP markers

Molecular Biology Reports

... Despite economic and health benefits, guava productivity and quality is affected by a number of factors such as guava wilt, anthracnose and fruit fly. Apart from these problems, epigynous flower structure with incurred stamens of various sizes, pollen viability, high seed content in diploid commercial varieties, long juvenile period, cross incompatibility, heterozygous nature (Usman et al. 2013;Silva et al. 2017) coupled with small, irregular and misshapen fruits of triploid seedless varieties limit the scope of conventional breeding in guava. Crop improvement in guava through various breeding techniques such as selection, introduction and hybridization was started with an objective to develop new cultivars having superior traits. ...

Genetic parameters of pollen viability in guava (Psidium guajava L.)
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  • January 2017

Australian Journal of Crop Science