Morphologic diversity of <i>Musa balbisiana</i>.

Morphologic diversity of <i>Musa balbisiana</i>.

<p>(A-D) male bud. (E) the basis of the leaf. (F) petiole canal. (G) bracts. (H-I) male flowers. (J-K) fruits and seeds. (L-P) pseudostem. (Q-T) a complete bunch. Pictures by Matthieu Chabannes—CIRAD.</p>

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Main Author:	Christophe Jenny (3177906) (author)
Other Authors:	Gabriel Sachter-Smith (19786900) (author), Catherine Breton (11576885) (author), Ronan Rivallan (118115) (author), Jean-Pierre Jacquemoud-Collet (739141) (author), Cécile Dubois (3177909) (author), Matthieu Chabannes (443965) (author), Ngọc-Sâm Lý (19786903) (author), Thomas Haevermans (4777509) (author), Tiến-Dũng Triệu (19786906) (author), Oudomphone Insisiengmay (19786909) (author), Ting Zhang (102583) (author), Marie-Line Caruana (19786912) (author), Julie Sardos (2656999) (author), Xavier Perrier (177848) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Evolutionary Biology Ecology Sociology Marine Biology Plant Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified still poorly known simple opportunistic gathering primary diversification centre occasionally dispersed outside necessarily morphologically perceptible div >< p crop wild relatives natural diversification area per se </ study combines geographical strictly wild forms mainland southeast asia leaf samples collected ex situ </ musa yunnanensis </ musa itinerans </ musa balbisiana </ although considered wild intraspecific genomic diversity geographically structured diversity musa </ southeast asia geographically structured yunnanensis </ situ </ itinerans </ balbisiana </ genomic diversity intraspecific variability natural range natural populations burmannica </ acuminata </ diversity observed widely exploited widely distributed varying extents various stages urgent enrichment true domestication today ’ throughput genotyping taxonomic classification shed light partially represented northern edge management procedures major international mainly belonging local knowledge life traits human use human activities evolutionary history endemic zones cultivated forms breeding programmes botanical characterisation better harness although gathered also observed 208 specimens
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