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Worldwide > Useful Links > Links: Genetic Resources
Links: Genetic ResourcesBotanic gardens are ideal centres for the storage, propagation and distribution of plant genetic material. But what are plant genetic resources and why do we need to preserve them? Exploring these websites will give you an insight.
Access & Benefit SharingRBGKew, IPEN and BGCI developed this online resource to demystify "access and benefit-sharing" between botanic gardens around the world. Much of the work of botanic gardens and herbaria depends on gaining access to and exchanging new plant material. ABS is about ensuring benefits are shared fairly. Find Out MoreBioversity International (formerly IPGRI) Plants for a Future The Global Crop Diversity Trust Native Seeds SEARCH European Bioinformatics Institute Millennium Seed Bank Project Banana Link International Plant Science Center at NYBG |
Plant Genetic Conservation: The In Situ Approach (Maxted et al, 1997)
This text aims to provide a practical and theoretical introduction to the technique of in situ genetic conservation, within both natural "wild" habitats and traditional agricultural systems.
The Ex Situ Conservation of Plant Genetic Resources (Hawkes et al, 2000)
Valuable reading for professional plant conservationists and postgraduate students of plant genetics, conservation and cell biology.
Home Gardens and In Situ Conservation of Plant Genetic Resources in Farming Systems (2002)
This 184 page report was published by IPGRI in 2002, and edited by JW Watson and PB Eyzaguirre. |