Integration of Conservation Strategies of Plant Genetic ... - Genres
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Conservation and management of plant genetic resources in France CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF P.G.R. IN FRANCE : THE PARTNERS Fig. 1: Conservation and management of PGR in France: The Partners
Plant genetic resources activities in Italy P. PERRINO 1 Index 1. Introduction 1.1. cereals 1.2. vegetable crops 1.3. fruit trees 2. "Ex situ" conservation 2.1. seed genebanks 2.2. field genebanks 2.3. botanic gardens 2.4. alpine botanic gardens 2.5. arboreta 2.6. tissue culture 3. "In situ" conservation 3.1. fruit and perennial crops 3.2. forest and perennial species 3.3. national parks 3.4. biosphere reserves 3.5. "on farm" conservation 4. Medicinal, aromatic and officinal plants 5. Other activities 1 5.1. distribution and exchange of genetic resources 5.2. date base for rare species 5.3. date base for neglected crops 5.4. environmental union Author's address: Istituto del Germoplasma Via G. Amendola 165/A 70126 Bari Italy Plant genetic resources activities in Italy
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<strong>Plant</strong> genetic resources activities in Italy<br />
P. PERRINO 1<br />
Index<br />
1. Introduction<br />
1.1. cereals<br />
1.2. vegetable crops<br />
1.3. fruit trees<br />
2. "Ex situ" conservation<br />
2.1. seed genebanks<br />
2.2. field genebanks<br />
2.3. botanic gardens<br />
2.4. alpine botanic gardens<br />
2.5. arboreta<br />
2.6. tissue culture<br />
3. "In situ" conservation<br />
3.1. fruit and perennial crops<br />
3.2. forest and perennial species<br />
3.3. national parks<br />
3.4. biosphere reserves<br />
3.5. "on farm" conservation<br />
4. Medicinal, aromatic and <strong>of</strong>ficinal plants<br />
5. Other activities<br />
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5.1. distribution and exchange <strong>of</strong> genetic resources<br />
5.2. date base for rare species<br />
5.3. date base for neglected crops<br />
5.4. environmental union<br />
Author's address:<br />
Istituto del Germoplasma<br />
Via G. Amendola 165/A<br />
70126 Bari<br />
Italy<br />
<strong>Plant</strong> genetic resources activities in Italy
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