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work_jp5oklnjufhehhpl7ndou3sdly	Susan McCouch	Diversifying Selection in Plant Breeding	2004.0	6	.pdf	application/pdf	5562	465	61	Susan McCouch is in the Department of Plant Breeding and Genetics at Cornell University, Ithaca, New plant genetic resources that provide and Plants under Domestication (Darwin 1883) to explore the potential of creating new varieties of plants by cross-breeding (hybridization) and varieties as sources of genetic variation for the future of agriculture. compelling to the Soviet leadership than Vavilov's own efforts to demonstrate the genetic value of wild and early landrace diversity. value of wild relatives and early domesticated forms of crop plants (Harlan 1972b). efforts to collect, document, evaluate, and conserve plant genetic resources. Yet, Rick observed that crosses between wild and cultivated species generated a wide array of novel genetic variation in the offspring, despite the fact that routine evaluation of wild and exotic resources often failed to detect the genetic potential of these resources (Rick 1967, natural genetic variation found in wild the genetic base of our crop plants Harlan JR (1976) Genetic resources in wild 	./cache/work_jp5oklnjufhehhpl7ndou3sdly.pdf	./txt/work_jp5oklnjufhehhpl7ndou3sdly.txt