Characterization and evaluation of greek tomato landraces for productivity and fruit quality traits related to sustainable low-input farming systems

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Landraces are dynamic populations of cultivated plants with historical origins, distinct identities, and lack of formal crop improvement (Casañas et_al, 2017). Landraces are usually associated with traditional farming systems and have evolved under natural and farmers` selection in low-input agricultural systems (Terzopoulos and Bebeli, 2008; Mavromatis et_al, 2013). This genetic material is typically characterized by high stress tolerance and local adaptability (Newton et_al, 2011; Hawtin et_al, 1996; Andreakis et_al, 2004; Acciarri et_al, 2010; Digilio et_al, 2010). Local landraces selected for centuries under the severe conditions of the Mediterranean region and countries like . . .

 



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