Titlebook: Biosystematics of Triticeae; Volume I. Triticum-A Chi Yen,Junliang Yang Book 2020 China Agriculture Press & Springer Nature Singapore Pte L

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Stefanie Huber,Robert Horbaty,Geraint Ellisfore, many scholars disagreed the treatment of six “species.” They thought that ., ., ., ., . v., and . belong to a same species. Thellung (1918), McGee (1954), and Sears (1956a, b) regard them as subspecies of ., as following:

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Discovery of Wild , Species,ted species . Schrank. Aaronsohn made a special investigation in 1904. At first, he did not find the wild wheat near Mt. Hermon. However, in 1906, he rediscovered the plant at 1900 m above sea level in Hermon and the Jordan Valley. In 1910, Cook discovered that this species was sporadically distribu

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Taxon Within a , Species,on the basis of simple phenotypic traits cannot effectively reflect the naturally phylogenetic relationships in many cases. However, in cultivated crops, cultivar that is developed by artificial selection on human economic purposes is a useful unit with economic significance. Correspondingly, in the

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Geographic and Historical Origin of Wheat,ia. . var. . is only distributed in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Nax?ivan, and Iran. Apparently, these wild species had existed before humans began farming. The primitive humans selected wheat as a food resource, probably due to the relatively big grains with high quality. After the primitive humans knew ho

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on wheat as a crop.. .Volume II?highlights the taxonomy and systematics of. Secale, Tritiosecale, Pseudosecale, Eremopyrum, Henrardia, Taeniantherum, Heteranthelium, Crithopsis, and Hordeum...Volume III describ978-981-13-9933-6978-981-13-9931-2

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Classical Morphological Taxonomy,parative morphology was the leading discipline of the development of biological science. The research method is based on the comparative morphological study of herbarium, with reference to geographical distribution and other collecting records to identify similarities and differences, thus to classi

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