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Morphological and Phytochemical Characterization of Old Ligurian Basil Accessions: Recovery of Old Biodiversity for Future Exploitation

2024-12-16

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Since the 19th century, cultivation of Ocimum basilicum L. has increasingly been established in Liguria, with in situ reproduction of seeds. Over the years, Ligurian basil accessions were crossed with allochthonous genomes to obtain disease-resistant plants. To preserve the original genetic resource, nine old Ligurian accessions (CV1-9) were recovered. As part of the PSR 2014-2022 Mis. 10.2 of Liguria Region, this...

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4915da07-2d5b-5c6c-b3e7-9e5bbf4a03c5
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10.20944/preprints202412.1215.v1
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