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Origins and Genetic Characteristics of Egyptian Peach.

International journal of molecular sciences - 3 Aug 2024

Ezzat Mohamed, Zhang Weihan, Amar Mohamed, Nishawy Elsayed, Zhao Lei, Belal Mohammad, Han Yuepeng, Liao Liao

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Peach (Prunus persica), a significant economic fruit tree in the Rosaceae family, is extensively cultivated in temperate and subtropical regions due to its abundant genetic diversity, robust adaptability, and high nutritional value. Originating from China over 4000 years ago, peaches were introduced to Persia through the Silk Road during the Han Dynasty and gradually spread to India, Greece, Rome, Egypt, Europe,...

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PMID: 39126065
DOI: 10.3390/ijms25158497
PMCID: PMC11313342

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