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An illustrated review on manifestation of pome fruit germplasm in the historic miniatures of ancient Persia

2021-10-01

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Throughout history, territories under the rule of ancient Persian empires, including the plateau of Iran, parts of Central Asia and Transcaucasia, have been the centers of origin or diversity of numerous wild species of pome fruits. Also, along with the establishment of early civilizations in these territories, the first selected forms of pome fruit species were domesticated and used by humans. Subsequently, trade...

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Literature Corpus work: 37a0d097-3657-5c52-83d0-2b392c351ce1
DOI: 10.1007/s10722-021-01244-y

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