Getting to the roots of a valuable tree’s genetic heritage Bioversity International’s study of African cherry (Prunus africana)
When genealogists conduct research on family trees, they often go back across many generations and even centuries to learn as much as possible about where that family originated. Along that same line, scientists at Bioversity International have been doing their own genealogical research for the last...
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/105074 |
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