Domestication Genomics: Untangling the Complex History of African Rice
Study of domestication is complex but essential to our understanding of evolutionary processes and for crop breeding. A new study analyzes genomic data from 163 lines of domesticated African rice and 83 lines of its wild relative, clarifying the history of African rice domestication. Study of domest...
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| description | Study of domestication is complex but essential to our understanding of evolutionary processes and for crop breeding. A new study analyzes genomic data from 163 lines of domesticated African rice and 83 lines of its wild relative, clarifying the history of African rice domestication.
Study of domestication is complex but essential to our understanding of evolutionary processes and for crop breeding. A new study analyses genomic data from 163 lines of domesticated African rice and 83 lines of its wild relative, clarifying the history of African rice domestication. |
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