Contents : On the Eastern centers of origin of cultivated plants; On the origin of cultivated plants; Centers of origin of cultivated plants; Geographical regularities in relation to the distribution of the genes of cultivated plants; Universal centers of a wealth of types (genes) of cultivated plants; The problem concerning the origin of cultivated plants as presently understood; The problem concerning the origin of agriculture in the light of recent research; The role of Central Asia in the origin of cultivated plants; Mexico and Central America as a basic center of origin of cultivated plants in the New World; The plant resources of the world and the work performed by the All-Union Institute of Plant Industry toward their utilization; The world centers of origin of agriculture and the soil map of the world; Soviet science and the study of the problem concerning the origin of domesticated animals; Problems concerning new crops; The present state of worlwide agriculture and agricultural sciences; The plant resources of the world and their utilization for socialistic agriculture; Plant resources of the world and the mastering thereof; The phyto-geographical basis for plant breeding; Asia : the source of species; Plant resources of the world and their utilization for plant breeding; The important agricultural crops of pre-Columbian America and their mutual relationship; Reply to the article by G.N. Shlykov : Formal genetics and consistent Darwinism; The theory of the origin of cultivated plants after Darwin; Introduction of plants during the Soviet era and its results; New data on the cultivated flora of China and its importance for Soviet plant breeding; A letter to S.M. Bukasov; Index of Latin plant names; List of vernacular plant names; Index of animals names; Index of centers of origin;. L'ouvrage porte la mention : "The Academy of sciences of the USSR, the Section of chemical, technical and biological sciences.". Translated from the Russian. - This translation originally published: 1992. In testa al front.: The Academy of sciences of the U.S.S.R., the Section of chemical, technical and biological sciences. Øverst på titelsiden: Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R., the Section of Chemical, Technical and Biological Sciences. In testa al front. : The Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R., theSection of Chemical, Technical and Biological Sciences.
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On the Eastern centers of origin of cultivated plants On the origin of cultivated plants Centers of origin of cultivated plants Geographical regularities in relation to the distribution of the genes of cultivated plants Universal centers of a wealth of types (genes) of cultivated plants The problem concerning the origin of cultivated plants as presently understood The problem concerning the origin of agriculture in the light of recent research The role of Central Asia in the origin of cultivated plants Mexico and Central America as a basic center of origin of cultivated plants in the New World The plant resources of the world and the work performed by the All-Union Institute of Plant Industry toward their utilization The world centers of origin of agriculture and the soil map of the world Soviet science and the study of the problem concerning the origin of domesticated animals Problems concerning new crops The present state of worldwide agriculture and agricultural sciences The plant resources of the world and their utilization for socialistic agriculture Plant resources of the world and the mastering thereof The phyto-geographical basis for plant breeding Asia, the source of species Plant resources of the world and their utilization for plant breeding The important agricultural crops of pre-Columbian America and their mutual relationship Reply to the article by G.N. Shlykov, 'Formal genetics and consistent Darwinism' The theory of the origin of cultivated plants after Darwin Introduction of plants during the Soviet era and its results New data on the cultivated flora of China and its importance for Soviet plant breeding A letter to S.M. Bukasov.