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Hormetic and xenohormetic potential in the phytobiome of the center of origin

2020-06-01

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A center of origin of cultivated species defined as the geographical area where a particular species originated or differentiated from another and began its domestication process. The interactions between the different factors (climate, soil, macro, and micro-organisms) present in the centers of origin have allowed the selection of specific phenotypic characteristics propitiating the adaptation of the species acco...

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20d83f7c-48d1-5a11-996a-b3a5db2727e0
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10.1007/s10722-020-00912-9
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