Microsatellite Markers Establishment for African Elemi (Canarium schweinfurthii Engl., Burseraceae), a Africa Prominent Wild Fruit-Bearing Forest Tree
Beda Innocent ADJI,
Marie Honorine Sène,
Armel Franklin Chakocha
et al.
Abstract:Premise of the study :
Commonly known as Aiélé (in French) or African Elemi (in English), Canarium schweinfurthii (Burseraceae) is an important and remarkable large native food tree of Africa. This species is highly valued by woodworkers for its superior timber quality and by rural communities for its fruits and medicinal properties. Despite its socio-economic and cultural importance, the distribution of its genetic diversity, a key factor for its conservation, has never been studied or documented. The aim of … Show more
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