The discovery of adzuki bean (Vigna angularis) in eastern China during the 9th millennium BP and its domestication in East Asia
Chen XPapers in this archive, Sun ZPapers in this archive, Zhang SPapers in this archive, Lee GAPapers in this archive, Nasu HPapers in this archive, Zhang FPapers in this archive, Cai HPapers in this archive, Liu XPapers in this archive, Gao JPapers in this archive, Zhu CPapers in this archive, Lang JPapers in this archive, Zhao ZPapers in this archive, Liu XPapers in this archive
Abstract
This discovery pushes back the timeline of adzuki bean cultivation in the Yellow River considerably, informing complex domestication pathways of a crucial legume enhancing global food security. It expands our knowledge of prehistoric farming systems in East Asia, enabling understanding of roles of dietary conditions in domestication and enriching its evidentiary basis.
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