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Agronomic Adaptation of Some Field Crops: A General Approach

2008-06-01

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This study is focused on the various agronomic traits to adaptation of cultivated field crops. As known, there is a close and strong relationship between cultivation (also known as domestication) and adaptation. Life has existed for more than 2500 million years on Earth and the birth of agriculture, some 10 000 years ago in the Middle East's fertile crescent, revolutionized human culture and society. Plants surviv...

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Literature Corpus work: 81d7d378-7506-5e0d-aba1-4fec0f43f70c
DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-037x.2008.00306.x

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