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Comparison of Morphological and Genetic Characteristics of Avocados Grown in Tanzania.

Genes - 4 Jan 2021

Juma Ibrahim, Geleta Mulatu, Hovmalm Helena Persson, Nyomora Agnes, Saripella Ganapathi Varma, Carlsson Anders S, Fatih Moneim, Ortiz Rodomiro

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Tanzania has been growing avocado for decades. A wide variability of the avocado germplasm has been found, and the crop is largely contributing to the earnings of the farmers, traders, and the government, but its genetic diversity is scantly investigated. With the purpose of comparing morphological and genetic characteristics of this germplasm and uncovering the correlation between them and the geographical...

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PMID: 33406797
DOI: 10.3390/genes12010063
PMCID: PMC7824774

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