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Ecogeographic survey and gap analysis of Lathyrus L. species
Ali Shehadeh
, Ahmed Amri
,
Nigel Maxted
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Biosciences
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Survey Analysis
100%
Lathyrus
100%
Gap Analysis
100%
Ecogeographic Surveys
100%
Lathyrus L.
100%
L. Cicera
40%
L. Sativus
40%
Europe
20%
Greece
20%
Italy
20%
France
20%
Local Community
20%
Climate Change
20%
High Concentration
20%
In Situ
20%
Genetic Diversity
20%
Closely Related Species
20%
In Situ Conservation
20%
Genetic Reserves
20%
Neurotoxin
20%
Conservation Efforts
20%
Ex Situ Collections
20%
Central Asia
20%
Asian Region
20%
Grass Pea
20%
Community Living
20%
Poor Region
20%
Syria
20%
Caucasus
20%
Cultivated Species
20%
Mediterranean Basin
20%
Overconsumption
20%
Syrian
20%
Harsh Conditions
20%
Herbarium
20%
Diverse Datasets
20%
Animal Feed
20%
West Asia
20%
Fertile Crescent
20%
Ex Situ Conservation
20%
ICARDA
20%
Collecting Mission
20%
Lathyrism
20%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Lathyrus
100%
Seeds
16%
Climate Change
16%
Genetic Variability
16%
Genetic Divergence
16%
in Situ Conservation
16%
Ex Situ Conservation
16%
Trachycarpus
16%