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Saving crop diversity

Trends in Plant Science, 2000
The US Agricultural Research Service (ARS) maintains a network of 26 repositories nationwide that preserve and regenerate germplasm seed and other reproductive tissues of crops and their wild relatives. The system houses >400 000 accessions comprising >10 000 species.
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Crop evolution and diversity.

2020
Abstract This chapter focuses on the evolutionary history, commercial production, and cucurbits as weeds. The uses of cucurbits as food and drink, medicinal properties, and as ornamental plants are also discussed.
Todd C. Wehner   +4 more
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Crop gene diversity declining

Trends in Plant Science, 2000
A new report by the World Watch Institute, Nature’s Cornucopia: Our Stake in Plant Diversity, was cited as saying that the diversity of plant life around the world is diminishing at an alarming rate. To fix the problem, the report recommends that more seed banks be set up around the world to conserve the genetic traits of plants at a cost of about $670
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Assessment of Molecular Diversity in Biofuel Crops

2021
Sustainable biofuel sources require the new sources of biofuel crops that can be developed into scalable plantation to meet the growing energy demands. Diverse supply sources of bioenergy plantations (edible, nonedible, and perennial grasses) will enable de-risking impact on geography and climate change that humans are likely to face in future.
Sriram, Parameswaran   +2 more
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Importance of Crop Diversion

1936
Topics include: Tell Farmers How to Obtain Cash Subsidy States Control; Countries and Communities Given Charge of All Field Activites; Prevent Crop Surpluses; States to Control; Sign No Contracts: Two Kinds of Payment; Minimum Requirement; Need to Protect Prices; Surplus Problem Goes On; Must Exercise ...
Balmer, F., Turner, R.
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Avifaunal Diversity in Mustard Crop

Indian Journal of Entomology, 2022
Avifaunal diversity in mustard (Brassica spp.) crop was studied from October 2020 to April 2021 in theagricultural field areas at two locations of district Ludhiana, Punjab. A total of 40 species were observed,with the most dominant order and family being Passeriformes (57%) and Passeridae (17.5%), respectively.
null Amanpreet Kaur, Manoj Kumar
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DIVERSITY OF VEGETABLE CROPS IN SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO

Acta Horticulturae, 2007
Ecological and environmental diversity in Serbia and Montenegro, and various orographic and climate characteristics make this area an extraordinary floristic resource (Stevanovic et al., 1995), with great diversity of plant species, and among them vegetables.
Marković, Živoslav   +5 more
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