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Capturing genetic variation in crop wild relatives: An evolutionary approach.
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- Capturing genetic variation in crop wild relatives: An evolutionary approach.Evolutionary applications · 2018Article
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Abstract
Crop wild relatives (CWRs) offer novel genetic resources for crop improvement. To assist in the urgent need to collect and conserve CWR germplasm, we advance here the concept of an "evolutionary" approach. Central to this approach is the predictive use of spatial proxies of evolutionary processes (natural selection, gene flow and genetic drift) to locate and capture genetic variation. As a means to help validate this concept, we screened wild-collected genotypes of woodland strawberry (
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