Details for species Solanum peruvianum
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Scientific Name
Solanum peruvianum
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Common name
peruvian tomato
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Description
Solanum peruvianum was one of the first wild tomatoes to be cultivated in European botanical gardens. It originates in central Peru and northern Chile, in altitudes ranging from sea level to 600 m. Its mature fruits are purple. It has been used in QTL (1) and wound signal studies (2, 3).
More tomato genetic resources can be found in: * Tomato Genetic Resource Center. |
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Synonyms
Solanum peruvianum L., Lycopersicon peruvianum, Lycopersicon peruvianum (L.) Mill., Peruvian tomato
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asterids, lamiids, Solanales, Solanaceae, Solanoideae, Solaneae, Solanum, Lycopersicon
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See LycoCyc
 Genome data
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Genome data|
Ploidy
2n (mainly) or 4n
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Genome size
N/A
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Chromosome number
12
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Attribution
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| SOL-100 Genome sequencing project data
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