Sixteenth-century tomatoes in Europe: who saw them, what they looked like, and where they came from

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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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The earliest tomatoes in Europe came in a much wider variety of colors, shapes and sizes than previously thought https://t.co/iUQouycY3j
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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes in Europe: who saw them, what they looked like, and where they came from https://t.co/Om7bcz0Cce https://t.co/cHRrZ9Z8iu
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RT @Naturalis_Sci: Our researchers from the botany department studied the history and origin of the sixteenth-century tomatoes in Europe. T…
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RT @Naturalis_Sci: Our researchers from the botany department studied the history and origin of the sixteenth-century tomatoes in Europe. T…
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RT @Naturalis_Sci: Our researchers from the botany department studied the history and origin of the sixteenth-century tomatoes in Europe. T…
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Our researchers from the botany department studied the history and origin of the sixteenth-century tomatoes in Europe. Their cool paper with amazing images is now published in @PeerJLife https://t.co/RDig1f9sfo
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Sixteenth-century tomatoes in Europe: who saw them, what they looked like, and where they came from https://t.co/A2tsLkFj3w @thePeerJ https://t.co/T4tXT8JW9G
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Sixteenth-century #tomatoes in Europe: who saw them, what they looked like, and where they came from Read the full article https://t.co/g88qKYHxvw #AgriculturalScience #Biodiversity #Genetics #Genomics https://t.co/OJTBmu3ca2
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Sixteenth-century #tomatoes in Europe: who saw them, what they looked like, and where they came from Read the full article https://t.co/BoRJYD0WMM #AgriculturalScience #Biodiversity #Genetics #Genomics https://t.co/QX0HvdzZQK
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Via FB opgepikt: Sixteenth-century tomatoes in Europe https://t.co/uw57UMWYMG via @PeerJLife
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