摘要: The domestication of plants was a signature technology initiated by humans during the transition from hunting–gathering to agriculture, about 12 000 years ago. initial phase represents selection for increased adaptation human cultivation, consumption, and utilization. Through multidisciplinary research, broad range subjects is addressed, including geographic ecological origin crop plants, inheritance traits, dispersal their centers origin, timing speed domestication. With changing needs, research has had significant impact continued improvement.
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