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PARTNERSHIPS PROMOTING THE CONSERVATION OF FRUIT GENETIC RESOURCES

Article number
623_28
Pages
255 – 259
Language
English
Abstract
Limited human and fiscal resources require that partnerships be formed for the conservation, documentation, and evaluation of fruit and nut plant genetic resources.
Plant exploration and exchange efforts have always required diplomacy and collaboration.
The Foreign Seed and Plant Introduction Section of the United States Department of Agriculture was the precedent for the present National Plant Germplasm System.
Current genetic resource partnerships involve international, governmental, educational, and private institutions as well as consortia.
The future of continued global exchange of plant germplasm conservation rests in diplomacy and bilateral agreements.

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Authors
K.E. Hummer
Keywords
germplasm, plant distribution, plant preservation
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