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Genetic Diversity and Erosion in Berries, important berry crop genera worldwide. Berry fruits are rich in vitamin C, cellulose, and pectin, and produce anthocyanins which have important therapeutic values, including antitumor, antiulcer, antioxidant, and antiinflammatory activities. As in other crops, biodiversity of berry crops decreased

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Genetic Erosion of , L.: Perceptible, Probable, or Possible,nes in traditional oases and plantations. Components of this diversity can be estimated, throughout the tree’s ontogeny, at the phenotypic, physiological, biochemical, and molecular levels using quantitative, qualitative, and ecological parameters. Due to recent extensive expansion of its cultivatio

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The Genetic Diversity, Conservation, and Use of Passion Fruit (, spp.),ribute to such characterizations of flora, including the use of morpho-agronomic descriptors and molecular markers. In this chapter, we present and discuss the issues related to the genetic diversity of passion fruit (. spp.) to provide the reader with an updated view on the advances and challenges

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Genetic Diversity and Erosion in , Rubber,e capacity to fight different fungi, virus, or bacteria. Like other essentials, rubber is an industrial commodity that is indispensable to humans with more than 55,000 vivid products made from it. ., rubber originated in Amazon, where 1652 plants belonging to 107 species in 37 different families are

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,Estimating Genetic Erosion in Threatened Conifers: The Example of , Martínez,ving genetic diversity. The loss of genetic diversity can be detrimental to the short-term viability of individuals and populations, and to the evolutionary potential of populations and species. Genetic erosion can be defined as the permanent reduction in richness or evenness of common local alleles

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Genetic Erosion and In Situ Conservation of Lima Bean (, L.) Landraces in Mesoamerican Diversity Cent conservation status of the crop and any genetic changes that have occurred within the last few decades in the region. Lima bean (. L.) is an important crop in the Mayan agriculture of the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, its Mesoamerican center of diversity. In this region, 3 of the 21 landraces domina

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Genetic Diversity, Erosion, and Population Structure in Cotton Genetic Resources,nments, and thus upsurge the likelihood of long-term survival of such unusual and important cash crop in the world. Given, the importance of cotton in the world economy and its usefulness to the human, cotton genetic resources should be conserved effectively and managed wisely, since such cotton gen