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PLANT GENETIC RESOURCES FOR GENETIC TECHNOLOGIES
2023This publication presents the Program and Abstracts of the All-Russian Scientific Conference “Plant Genetic Resources for Genetic Technologies” (hereinafter the Event/Conference) held in St. Petersburg on June 26–27, 2023 within the framework of the Second Scientific Forum “Genetic Resources of Russia”.
E.K. KHLESTKINA +2 more
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The genetic evaluation of plant genetic resources
Genome, 1989The characterization of the nature and extent of the genetic diversity preserved in plant genetic resources collections has received much less attention than other aspects of the discipline such as collecting and storage techniques. The workshop was designed to focus on three aspects of genetic evaluation: what is the utility and significance of ...
Brad Fraleigh, B. L. Harvey
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Agrobiodiversity with emphasis on plant genetic resources
Naturwissenschaften, 2003The science of agrobiodiversity has emerged during the last 10 years. We review here the most important aspects of biodiversity for conservation. One of the aims of agrobiodiversity research is to introduce or to re-introduce into present-day agriculture and horticulture more diversity from gene banks, botanical or zoological gardens, and other ...
Karl, Hammer +2 more
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1993
Plant genetic resources represent both the basis for agricultural development and a reservoir of genetic adaptability that acts as a buffer against environmental change. The erosion of these resources threatens world food security. The need to conserve and utilize plant genetic resources as a safeguard against an unpredictable future is well recognized.
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Plant genetic resources represent both the basis for agricultural development and a reservoir of genetic adaptability that acts as a buffer against environmental change. The erosion of these resources threatens world food security. The need to conserve and utilize plant genetic resources as a safeguard against an unpredictable future is well recognized.
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Genomics of Plant Genetic Resources
2014Genomics of Plant Genetic Resources presents a state-of-the-art collection of highly interdisciplinary articles describing how genomics improves our capacity to characterize and harness natural and artificially induced variation in order to boost crop productivity and provide consumers with high-quality food. In the past decade, the appreciation of the
TUBEROSA, ROBERTO +2 more
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Conservation of Plant Genetic Resources
2021Turkey, the origin center of wheat, has a significant role in the world for wheat genetic resources. Wheat landraces and wild relatives with their importance in global safety have lived in Anatolia for a thousand of years. There are many studies about landraces in Turkey.
Kürşad Özbek, Nusret Zencirci
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Plant genetic resources and genetic erosion
2015Main aim of plant breeding is creation of new genotypes with superior agronomic traits. Genetic difference is base for breeding success and it can be find in plant genetic resources (from wild relatives to breeding material). Plant genetic resources are important for agriculture, nutrition, environment protection, sustainable production, preservation ...
Sonja, Marić +5 more
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Plant Genetic Resources of Sikkim
NelumboSikkim Himalaya is an unique ecosystem encompassing tropical, temperate and alpine vegetation types. Lepchas and Bhutias consume many native species as subsistence foods at high altitudes. Wild relatives of crop plants like Musa balbisiana, Phoenix rupicola, Mangifera sylvatica, Coffea bengalensis, Camellia kisxi, Malus sikkitnensis, Fragaria ...
D. C. S. Raju, M. Sanjappa
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Plant Genetic Resource Utilization
2000There is a direct and intimate link between germplasm conservation and use; people conserve diversity because they wish to exploit it (Maxted et al., 1997c). Thus, the exploitation of genetic diversity for crop improvement has been the major driving force for the exploration and Ex Situ conservation of plant genetic resources.
J. G. Hawkes +2 more
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