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Globular garden beet represents a distinct lineage in the domestication of Beta vulgaris.

BMC plant biology - 5 Jan 2026

Hayakawa Ryo, Taniguchi Eigo, Oishi Mion, Nishimura Sayuri, Matsuhira Hiroaki, Narihiro Tsubasa, Kuroda Yosuke, Kubo Tomohiko, Kitazaki Kazuyoshi

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BACKGROUND: A single plant species can give rise to multiple crop types, but the mechanisms underlying this diversification remain unclear. Clarifying the evolutionary relationships among these crops is a crucial first step in addressing this question. Cultivated beet (Beta vulgaris ssp. vulgaris) provides a good example, as it includes several distinct crop types, both vegetable and industrial, which are...

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PMID: 41491682
DOI: 10.1186/s12870-025-08056-7
PMCID: PMC12870252

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