Solanum lycopersicoides

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Scientific Name Solanum lycopersicoides

Common name

Description A wild tomato species with black or purple mature fruits. It originates in the Andes (southern Peru to northern Chile). Like other wild tomato species, it has been used in molecular mapping of introgressed lines (Solanum lycopersicoides in Solanum lycopersicum)(1, 2). More tomato genetic resources can be found in: * Tomato Genetic Resource Center.

Synonyms Solanum lycopersicoides Dunal

Sol Genomics Network

 

Tomato is one of the world’s largest value vegetable crops, making it a research priority for crop scientists. Recently, yields have been adversely affected by cold spells, pests, and pathogens including bacterial speck disease. While there is an extensive library of genomic information currently available for cultivated tomato, close relatives such as S. lycopersicoides encompass untapped genetic value for breeders and research scientists. S. lycopersicoides is notable for its ability to withstand cold weather and to resist infection by Pseudomonas syringae, the pathogen that causes bacterial speck. The new genome sequence offers the opportunity for innovative breeding programs that may hold the ability to confer S. lycopersicoides’ desirable traits to marketable tomato varieties.

Annotated genome sequence for Solanum lycopersicoides - Tomato News

 

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