Integration of Conservation Strategies of Plant Genetic ... - Genres
Integration of Conservation Strategies of Plant Genetic ... - Genres
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K. Ham m er<br />
Table 1: Development <strong>of</strong><br />
material in the Gatersleben<br />
genebank<br />
Year No. Accessions<br />
1945/46<br />
1950<br />
1955<br />
1960<br />
1065<br />
1970<br />
1975<br />
1980<br />
1985<br />
1990<br />
3.500<br />
12.550<br />
15.652<br />
20.197<br />
29.120<br />
32.489<br />
40.628<br />
48.959<br />
57.888<br />
68.840<br />
Source: Hammer (1993b)<br />
(estimate)<br />
Table 2: Material in the Gatersleben<br />
genebank (1992), including the new stations<br />
Crop groups No. accessions<br />
Cereals a<br />
Grasses b<br />
Potatoes (Station Groß Lüsewitz)<br />
Beets<br />
Pulses<br />
Clover and related crops b<br />
Oil- and fibre-crops b<br />
Medicinal plants, spice plants,<br />
technical crops<br />
Vegetables (incl. Cucurbitaceae)<br />
Mutants and genetic stocks<br />
(Lycopersicon, Glycine,<br />
Antirrhinum)<br />
Fruits (Stations Dresden-Pillnitz<br />
and Müncheberg)<br />
Ornamental plants<br />
34.805<br />
8.187<br />
4.494<br />
1.485<br />
16.006<br />
3.785<br />
6.953<br />
3.646<br />
9.962<br />
2.614<br />
1.405<br />
1.878<br />
Total 95.219<br />
a Includes Secale and triticale (Station Gülzow)<br />
b Includes grasses, clover and oilseed collection<br />
(Station Müncheberg)<br />
Source: Hammer (1993b)<br />
The present overview on the material is shown in table 2. After the political and economic changes in