Sentence examples for domestication area from inspiring English sources
Others suggest that indica rice came from Southwest China (i.e. Yunnan), perhaps amongst early Austroasiatic speakers (Sagart 2008: 138) or perhaps that Northeast India will eventually prove to be a rice domestication area and/or a staging post in the spread or rice from China to India (Van Driem 2011a, b).
The presence of goats in Cyprus 10,000 years ago [35] suggests that goats could have been translocated within the domestication area since the first domestication events.
The Vassal collection, which formed the basis of this work, includes around 3900 cultivars which correspond to 2262 unique SSR genotypes from 38 countries, including from the main domestication area.
"They have still only narrowed down the domestication region to a fairly big area," he says, "but they did have enough genetic data to get a signal out of the noise".
Macrohaplotypes network patterns are consistent with a major grapevine domestication region in the Eastern part of the Mediterranean area and secondary domestication events in geographically distinct areas.
Former studies situated the major grapevine domestication region in the Eastern part of the Mediterranean area [ 9, 53], which is thus consistent with our data.
The oldest primary food crops there were the lima bean and the potato, which had long histories of domestication in the area, although corn appeared soon after the beginnings of settled village life.
Unfortunately, our conclusions regarding the northern and central European aurochsen, as well as those reported in all the other studies on the same topic (e.g.,[ 18, 19, 28]), rely on the assumption that T sequences were not present before domestication in that area.
Although our lack of sampling locations in Central and East Asia prevents us from pinpointing primary areas of horse domestication in this region, high diversity in the Caspian area is in agreement with palaeontological data suggesting that E. ferus survived the Holocene in South-West Asia and Central Asia [26].
Although harvesting of wild NTFPs continues in forest areas, domestication (i.e., the managed cultivation of NTFPs) is increasing in deforested areas, with easy market access for some profitable products such as peuak meuak (Boehmeria malabarica).
