“…However, every coin has two sides, indeed, those heirloom varieties bearing a wide diversity of colors, shapes, resistances, flavors and other traits can be utilized by breeders targeting to improve crop properties, such as flavor, mouthfeel, appearance and other organoleptic traits (Jordan, 2007;Joseph et al, 2017). Nowadays, in several European countries, Australia and North America, heirloom varieties are ordinarily sold in the market, but in China, they are vanishing gradually (Joseph et al, 2017;Burgin, 2018;Constantino et al, 2022). Consequently, now there is before agriculture professionals an imperative than previously in collection, preservation, and resurgence of precious heirlooms for posterity.…”