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When a Crop Goes Back to the Wild: Feralization.

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Feral plants have been known since the inception of modern agriculture, but the genetic changes during what seemed to be a simple reversion of a domesticated form are poorly understood.… Click to show full abstract

Feral plants have been known since the inception of modern agriculture, but the genetic changes during what seemed to be a simple reversion of a domesticated form are poorly understood. Recent studies, revealing the changes occurring in weedy rice, show an unexpected degree of differentiation in these feral escapes.

Keywords: crop goes; back wild; wild feralization; goes back

Journal Title: Trends in plant science
Year Published: 2021

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