Nutritional Value and Phytochemical Content of Crop Landraces and Traditional Varieties
Over the years, crops have been improved through breeding, mainly to increase production and, secondly, to introduce resistance to diseases and to achieve tolerance to abiotic stresses, these two latter by resorting to Crop Wild Relatives (CWR). This has resulted, in most cases, in homogeneous and n...
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IntechOpen
2021
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