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Figure 2.UPGMA cluster analyses of genetic distancescalculated from SSR data.
Values at nodes represent thelevels of bootstrap support (in percentages).
Figure 3. Associations between 22 common bean genotypesrevealed by principal coordinate
analysis of Rogers´ geneticdistances. Numbers are the same used in Table 1 foridentifying materials
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