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A multivariate analysis of morphological divergence of “seeds” (achenes) among ruderal, fibre, oilseed, dioecious/monoecious and marijuana variants of Cannabis sativa L.

2020-03-01

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Cannabis sativa has been domesticated for stem fibre and oilseed (the two classes are both low in the euphoric cannabinoid THC and called “hemp”), and marijuana (high in THC), and also occurs as weedy, ruderal plants. Achenes (“seeds”) from herbarium collections representative of these classes were assessed for morphological characters and pericarp resistance to fracture. In contrast to ruderal plants, domesticate...

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07c9019d-6b8a-579c-af0a-575635cafda3
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10.1007/s10722-019-00848-9
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