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Question
While studying the history of the domestication of various cultivated plants _______ were recognized earlier.
Options
Centres of origin
Centres of domestication
Centres of hybrid
Centres of variation
Solution
While studying the history of the domestication of various cultivated plants Centres of origin were recognized earlier.
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