@article{icrisat11279,
           month = {April},
           title = {Molecular markers and genomic resources for disease resistance in peanut-A review},
       publisher = {ARCC Journals},
            year = {2019},
          author = {C Divya and A Gaurav and W Hui and M K Pandey and A K Culbreath and R K Varshney and B Guo},
           pages = {137--144},
          volume = {42},
            note = {This research was supported by the financial
support from USDA-ARS, the Peanut Foundation, the
Georgia Peanut Commission and the U.S. National Peanut
Board, the National Fund of the Basic and Strategic Research
in Agriculture (NFBSRA) of the Indian Council of
Agriculture Research (ICAR), and the Generation Challenge
Programme of CGIAR.},
         journal = {Legume Research - An International Journal},
          number = {2},
        keywords = {Diseases, Genetic markers, Genomics, QTL, peanut, groundnut, breeding practices},
             url = {http://oar.icrisat.org/11279/},
        abstract = {Recent polyploidation of peanut genome and geographical isolation has rendered peanut to be a highly monomorphic species. Due to its narrow genetic base, cultivated peanut has been susceptible to various diseases, causing economic loss to farmers. Availability of only a few disease resistance sources in cultivated peanut has resulted in limited success using the conventional breeding practices. Also, scarcity of markers has been the major limiting factor to precisely identify the disease resistance genomic regions. Recentidentification of largenumber ofmolecular markers using advancedgenomic resources and high throughput sequencing technologies has and will continue to assist in improvement of peanut diversity and breeding. This review gives an update on recent discovery of molecular markers associated with major diseases and the available genomic resources in peanut.}
}