A broad definition of a crop wild relative is any taxon within the same genus as a crop
species, or in the case of some crop genepools, other closely related genera. Given the …

Aim To contribute directly to Norway's national and international commitments to systematic,
long‐term conservation of crop wild relatives (CWR) by ensuring both the in situ and ex situ …

Crop wild relatives (CWR) have recently received significant attention due to their value as
plant genetic resources and their contribution to world food security. We present a prioritized …

Aim To create a crop wild relative (CWR) conservation strategy for the Czech Republic: the
first national CWR conservation strategy for Central and Eastern Europe. Location Czech …

To generate European-wide information to contribute to the improvement of national and
regional crop wild relative (CWR) conservation planning and the development of effective …

Amidst the general concern about the need to conserve crop wild relatives (CWR) as a
source of genetic diversity potentially useful in crop breeding, recent studies have assessed …

Crop wild relatives (CWR) can be used to mitigate the negative effects of climate change on
crops, but their genetic diversity conservation has not been properly addressed. We propose …

Climate change and anthropogenic activities threaten our global food security. One area of
research that may help combat a future food crisis is the utilization of the genetic diversity …

Wild food plants (WFPs) are nutritionally rich and are consumed by the indigenous
communities whereas crop wild relatives (CWRs) are the wild relatives of the domesticated …

La domesticación de los cultivos comenzó hace cerca de 11000 años, durante el periodo
Neolítico. El proceso de domesticación conllevó la selección de plantas silvestres con …