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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"plant domestication"”.

  1. Genomic Reconstruction of the Domestication History of Sinningia speciosa (Lodd.) Hiern, and the Development of a Novel Genotyping Approach

    … have been essential to our understanding of plant domestication as a process that started with the collection of wild material and continued with subsequent propagation, cultivation, and selection under human care. Domestication often involves a complex genetic structure with contributions …

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  2. People, Places, and Plants: An Appraisal of Subsistence, Technology and Sedentism in the Eastern Woodlands

    … in which investment in the specialization of plant-food processing tools was beneficial. It further identifies that tool investment benefits were only adaptive when seasonally strategic mobility had decreased to such a degree that tool carrying costs were offset by expanded tool use-life. …

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  3. Human-Plant Interactions in Semi-Arid Regions: An Archaeobotanical Study of the Iron Age Site of Mtanye, Southwestern Zimbabwe

    Humans have always interacted with plants for thousands of years ago. The origin of plant domestication is a clear example of human-plant mutualism. This mutual relationship has gradually developed into a co-entangled relationship where both symbionts benefit each other in an environment. The …

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  4. Systems Analysis of Plant Responses to Drought

    Understanding how plants respond to environmental stress is critical for ensuring stable crop performance and predicting how natural populations may adapt to a changing climate. While plant biology has traditionally focused on plant physiology and molecular biology of model plants to elucidate …

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  5. A comprehensive microbiome analysis of wheat and its wild relatives

    … that can confer competitive advantages to their plant hosts such as water acquisition, nutrient mobilization, drought tolerance, salt tolerance, and disease resistance (Chaparro et al., 2012; Sherameti et al., 2008; Zolla et al., 2013). Plant domestication and selective breeding have altered the …

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