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., 2007 ; van Wyk, 2011 ). In the country, small-holder farmers grow unimproved landraces, which exhibit great morphological diversity with respect to fruit and seed morphology. Despite the possible genetic variability and potential use of bottle gourd in

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origin of the genus Pyrus ( Rubtsov, 1944 ). There are very many landraces (local cultivars) of P . pyrifolia owing to nearly 3000 years of cultivation and the complex climatic and geographical variation in China. Many landraces have unique traits

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To preserve and characterize Galician (northwestern Spain) landraces of the genus Brassica L., a germplasm bank has been created at the Misión Biológica de Galicia (MBG), part of the Spanish Council for Scientific Research. To date, 246

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). Unfortunately, intraspatial GS variation among landraces that adapted to cultivation in QTP and YP is rarely investigated. In this study, we investigated GS variation between the landraces grown in QTP and YP at the intraspatial scale. In flowering plants

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and maintained by the villages and pueblos of New Mexico to become landraces named for those locations, e.g., Chimayo, Alcalde, and Isleta. Landraces are likely to be genetically heterogeneous with good adaptation to the specific farming system and

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Indication Products in Jianshi County, Hubei Province, is highly accepted by the consumer ( Giovannucci et al., 2009 ; Li et al., 2014 ). In recent years, with the continuous development of modern agriculture, growers abandoned the landrace varieties and

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found as landraces in Colombia and Ecuador for many years. Adaptation of yellow passion fruit is at 500 to 1000 masl, while purple passion fruit landraces are grown at many altitudes, from 1500 to 2500 masl. Given the climate requirements and fruit

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landrace population that developed from selected seeds (also called as Jats, Chen et al., 2007 ). Currently, clonal tea plantations are more prevalent because of the higher yield and uniform quality, and nearly, all newly developed tea plantations are

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States ( Ma and Wehner, 2015 ; Mujaju et al . , 2010 ; Tetteh et al . , 2010 ; Thies et al . , 2015 ). Furthermore, dessert and citron watermelon landrace collections of South Africa have been reported to be sources of resistance for many important

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strong forces in a reduction of genetic diversity in commercially grown bitter gourd cultivars. Improved hybrid cultivars lead to further reduction in genetic diversity through displacement of landraces. For example, a significant bitter gourd area in

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