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- who: Jianping Zhang from the University of Georgia, United States have published the paper: Editorial: Frontiers in the study of ancient plant remains, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: This research provides new insights into the interpretation of acorn remains from prehistoric sites and is significant for the understanding of human subsistence strategy in the pre-agricultural period and the origin of agriculture (Fuller and Qin, 2010).
- how: The results showed that 34 species had high accumulation of starch grains and the morphological characteristics varied between species but were similar between species in the . . .
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