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Talk:Genetic diversity

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Genetic diversity is the Genetics article on the range of genetic variation in Cannabis: how it is measured, the hemp and drug-type gene pools, geographic and landrace variation, origins and domestication, the forces that shape it and its conservation.
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  • File:Cannabis-landrace-diversity.jpg (lead image, in the series box): a photograph of cannabis plants from one traditional landrace population, visibly varied in height, branching, leaf form and maturity, to show the diversity held within a single population.
  • File:Cannabis-hemp-drug-structure.jpg (Gene pools and population structure), a diagram to be drawn: a principal-component plot of genome-wide SNP genotypes in which the samples fall into two separate clusters, labelled hemp and drug-type, after the survey of 81 drug-type and 43 hemp samples by Sawler and colleagues (2015) that the section cites.
  • File:Cannabis-latitudinal-lineages-map.jpg (Geographic and landrace variation), a map to be drawn: a map of East Asia (or of the world) shaded in three latitude bands for the low-, mid- and high-latitude chloroplast lineages that Zhang and colleagues (2018) found in 645 plants from 52 Chinese and international accessions. The band limits follow that study.
  • File:Cannabis-landrace-in-situ.jpg (Conservation): a photograph of a traditional landrace grown in its home region, such as a smallholder or mountain field of varied plants raised from local seed.