title: Genotyping of Jujube (Ziziphus spp.) Germplasm in New Mexico and Southwestern Texas
abstract: Since the early 19th century, a substantial amount of jujube (<i>Ziziphus</i> spp.) germplasm has been introduced from China and Europe into the United States. However, due to a lack of passport data, cultivar mislabeling is common and the genetic background of the introduced germplasm remains unknown. In the present study, a low-density SNP array was employed to genotype 204 jujube trees sampled from multiple locations in New Mexico, Texas, Missouri, and Kentucky. Multilocus matching of SNP pro
journal: Plants