Wild Peach Origins Traced to Eastern Tibet
Scientists have identified the natural habitat of wild peach trees in eastern Tibet, China. The discovery follows investigations into how the species transitioned from wild thickets to cultivated varieties. Researchers noted that the peach did not emerge as a cultivated plant but originated from these specific wild groves. This finding clarifies the evolutionary history of the fruit in the region.
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Radio Zvezda
“Later it turned out that its homeland is eastern Tibet, in China. It was there that thickets of wild peaches were discovered.”
Radio Zvezda
“в Китае. Именно там обнаружили заросли диких персиков. что первыми эти планы”
Radio Zvezda
“обнаружили заросли диких персиков. что первыми эти планы его сократили до Персика.”
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