Perceptual selection and the unconscious selection of ‘volunteer’ seedlings in clonally propagated crops: an example with African cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) using ethnobotany and population…

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@IITA_CGIAR This article is important in balancing the disadvantages of strictly clonal propagation, while maintaining landraces within consensual combinations of perceptually distinct traits. https://t.co/YERRV8U8to

23 Jul 2020

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RT @MarcDeletre: Seeds or weeds? Diversity finds its way back in cassava landraces https://t.co/82vGawv9jx #cassava #agrobiodiversity https…

04 Apr 2016

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Took a while, but at last: https://t.co/82vGawv9jx IRC (then IRCSET) duly acknowledged! #Gabon #cassava #cropdiversity #LoveIrishResearch

24 Mar 2016

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