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Ecogeographic survey and gap analysis of Lathyrus L. species

2013-10-01

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The genetic diversity of the genus Lathyrus is of significant importance, particularly for its role in sustaining the livelihoods of local communities living under very harsh conditions and its potential to adapt to climate change. Grasspea (L. sativus) is the most widely used species and to a lesser extent L. cicera and L. ochrus, each is used for animal feed in many parts of the world and food in poorer regions,...

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10.1007/s10722-013-9977-0
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