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T. R. van Andel

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A TOMATO GENOME FROM THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE PROVIDES INSIGHTS INTO COLUMBIAN AND PRE-COLUMBIAN EXCHANGE LINKS AND DOMESTICATION

R. A. Vos, T. R. van Andel, B. Gravendeel, V. Kakakiou, E. Michels, E. Schijlen, A. Stefanaki

The paper analyzes the genome of an ancient tomato specimen to trace its pre-Columbian and Columbian Exchange origins and domestication history.

bioRxiv · Jun 7, 2022 · PreprintPlant Biology

Methodological priorities in assessing wild edible plant knowledge and use: a case study among the Baka in Cameroon.

S. Gallois, T. Heger, A. G. Henry, T. R. van Andel

This study compares methods for assessing wild edible plant knowledge among the Baka in Cameroon, finding that in-situ methods capture more species than ex-situ methods.

bioRxiv · May 20, 2020Plant Biology

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