This interactive plot illustrates the altitude distribution of Ethiopian kale (Brassica carinata) accessions collected across Gurage and Gedeo zones. Each data point represents a unique accession, with altitude values ranging from 1,470 to 2,485 meters above sea level. The visualization highlights geographic variation in elevation, which is critical for understanding local adaptation, stress tolerance, and breeding potential. Accessions from Gedeo tend to occupy higher altitudes, suggesting possible resilience traits, while Gurage accessions cluster in mid-altitude ranges. This altitude-based insight supports targeted conservation and selection strategies for sustainable crop improvement in Ethiopia.

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