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Capsicum diversity tree

A diversity tree is a representation of the overall structure of crop diversity obtained by dividing the diversity within a crop genepool in a hierarchical manner. The original idea was proposed by Van Treuren et al (2009) The structure of the tree is based on published information and consultation with experts.

This diversity tree was developed as part of the development of the Global Conservation Strategy for the conservation and use of Capsicum crops

Cite this Diversity Tree as: "Barchenger, D., Khoury, C, and G., Barboza. 2022. Capsicum crops gene pool diversity Tree". Accessed on https://www.genesys-pgr.org/

Crop
chillies
Number of accessions
0
Creation date
January 3 2022
Diversity tree metadata

Diversity tree contributors


Derek W. Barchenger World Vegetable Center, Tainan, Taiwan
Colin K. Khoury San Diego Botanic Garden, San Diego, USA
Gloria Barboza National University of Cordoba, Argentina Córdoba, Argentina Department - Institute for Multidisciplinary Plant Biology (IMBIV)

Data and resources


Diversity tree JSON file

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