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A Review of Recent Molecular Genetics Evidence for Sugarcane Evolution and Domestication

2004-12-31

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In 1987, J. Daniels and B. T. Roach published an exhaustive multidisciplinary review of evidence permitting the domestication and the early evolution of sugarcane to be traced. We try here to synthesize the new data that have been produced since, and their contribution to the understanding of the global picture. It is now highly probable that sugarcane evolved from a speciﬁc lineage restricted to current genus Sac...

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Literature Corpus work: aff54af1-fc85-57b4-a21b-8a6b7824197f
DOI: 10.17348/era.2.0.9-17

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