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Genetic Diversity and Conservation of Olive Genetic Resources, Spain, which possibly indicate independent selection processes. In addition, our results revealed differential relationships and admixture events between the wild and cultivated olives depending on their region of origin. Finally, we describe how the new olive-growing systems, which are more intens

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Genetic Diversity, Erosion, and Population Structure in Cotton Genetic Resources,amount and extent. Besides the threatening genetic base of future cotton breeding programs, erosion of cotton genetic resources could pose a severe threat to the world’s natural fiber production in the long-term, since loss of genetic variation may decrease the potential for a species to persist in

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Die Mi?erfolge nach Osteosynthesee death of oil palms, i.e., decreasing population size. In fact, molecular markers have revealed low genetic diversity in breeding populations which are usually smaller than natural collections. Efforts have been taken to preserving oil palm germplasms and to collecting and conserving new materials

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-96272-0lly adapted germplasm is required for the future viability of berry production. There is a pressing need to develop reliable methods for conserving, maintaining, and identifying berry germplasm and for assessing genetic biodiversity for practical breeding purposes and proprietary-rights protection.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26522-2., respectively. Despite increasing interest in this genus, genetic characterization, and breeding programs remain modest, especially considering the number of species not yet studied. Because almost all passion fruit diversity estimates derive from accessions maintained in germplasm banks using ex

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,Die Technik des Abzahlungsgesch?ftes,collected in only one Brazilian site, Bo?m, on the Western banks of the Tapajoz River. Though generation wise assortative mating as the prime breeding tool was applied to these accessions and Wickham collection, much genetic variation could not be tapped for commercial purpose. The molecular marker

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