Rosaceae, the Rose Family

Abbott, J. Richard; Campbell, Christopher S.; Burgess, Michael B.; Cushman, Kevin R.; Doucette, Eric T.; Gilman, Arthur V.

doi:10.21135/893275471.062

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Geographic Distribution Of Canadian Berry Species1

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“…Taxonomic treatments of these genera have varied widely among authors and over time. Consequently, the precise distribution, status, and economic use of many of these species are poorly known and inconsistently documented (Abbott et al, 2017).…”

Section: Geographic Distribution Of Canadian Berry Speciesmentioning

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Berries as a case study for crop wild relative conservation, use, and public engagement in Canada

Migicovsky

Amyotte

Ulrich

et al. 2022

Plants People Planet

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Societal impact statementPlant biodiversity is fundamental to the future of food security and agriculture.Berries are the most economically important fruit crops in Canada. Within this article, we explore the nutritional, cultural, and botanical importance of berries, including crop wild relatives (plant species that are closely related to domesticated crops) and plants that are significant to Indigenous Peoples. Using berries as a case study, we explore opportunities for the conservation, use, and public engagement of crop wild relatives. Our objective is to lay the groundwork for future collaborative efforts across these diverse plants.

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Section: Geographic Distribution Of Canadian Berry Speciesmentioning

confidence: 99%