Evidence that subsistence farmers have domesticated indigenous fruits (Dacryodes edulis and Irvingia gabonensis) in Cameroon and Nigeria - Leakey, Roger R.B.; Tchoundjeu, Zacharie; Smith, Rognvald I.; Munro, Robert C.; Fondoun, Jean-Marie; Kengue, Joseph; Anegbeh, Paul O.; Atangana, Alain R.; Waruhiu, Annabelle N.; Asaah, Ebenezer; Usoro, Cecilia; Ukafor, Victoria (Agroforestry systems, 2004)
Keywords: Agronomy. Soil science and plant productions; Biological and medical sciences; Burseraceae; Cameroon; Domestication; Farmers; Frequency distribution; Fruits; Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology; Generalities. Genetics. Plant material; Genetic diversity; genetic variation; Genetics and breeding of economic plants; geographical variation; indigenous species; Irvingia gabonensis; mass; Nigeria; nontimber forest products; nuts; Origin, evolution, domestication; Plant material; provenance; seeds; selection response; statistical analysis; Subsistence agriculture; tree fruits; trees; villages; wild relatives; Nigeria; Cameroon; Africa; Safou; Fruit; Nonwood forest product; Subsistence economics; Bush mango; Domestication; Farming system; Non-timber forest products; Indigenous fruits; African; Dika nut; Autochthonous; African plum; Agroforestry