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DNA sequence data and inferences on Cassava's origin of domestication / Kenneth M. Olsen and Barbara A. Schaal
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Appartient au livre : Documenting domestication : new genetic and archaeological paradigms, Berkeley / London, University of California Press, p. 123-133, 9780520246386
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