Integration of Conservation Strategies of Plant Genetic ... - Genres
Integration of Conservation Strategies of Plant Genetic ... - Genres Integration of Conservation Strategies of Plant Genetic ... - Genres
Tab.2: Localization of collections Institution Group of plants - Plant Breeding and Aclimatization Institute (PBAI) Radzikow Gene Bank Laboratory PBAI Branch Division PBAI for Cereals and Forage Crops - Krakow Botanical Garden PBAI - Bydgoszcz grasses Experimental Station PBAI - Bakow Hordeum Avena, Secale, Vicia faba, other introduction, documentation, storage facilities Trifolium, Medicago Experimental Station PBAI - Borowo Brassica, Papaver, Helianthus annum Experimental Station PBAI - Konczewice Beta Experimental Station PBAI - Smolice Zea Experimental Station PBAI - Strzelce Triticum Research Institute of Vegatable Crops -Skierniewice vegetables Research Institute of Pomology and Floriculture - Skierniewice horticultural plants Institute of Medicinal Plants - Poznan medicinal plants and spices Institute of Natural Fibres - Poznan Linum Potato Research Institute - Bonin Solanum Institute of Soil Science Plant Cultivation - Pulawy Humulus lupulus, Nicotiana University of Agriculture (SGGW) - Warszawa Solanum, Cucurbitaceae Agricultural Academy - Lublin x(Tritico-Secale), Triticum durum Agricultural University - Poznan Phaseolus, Salix, Vitis Botanical Garden of Polish Acad. of. Sci. - Warszawa- Powsin Secale Plant Breeding Station - Wiatrowo Lupinus, Pisum, Ornithopus
Fig. 1: Organizational framework of the Polish National Programme of Crop Plant Genetic Resources Tab.3 Collection size and state of the stored plant genetic resources Crops collection size preserved in cold storage cereals 22850 2047 grasses 20272 12304 large-seed legumes 7299 3564 small-seed legumes 879 400 oil and fibre plants 1744 761 hop and tabacco 1588 1138 potato 2928 beet root 204 171 horticulture plants 2190 vegetables 2104 1451 medicinal and spices 245 160 Total 62303 43971
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Fig. 1: Organizational framework <strong>of</strong> the Polish National Programme <strong>of</strong> Crop <strong>Plant</strong><br />
<strong>Genetic</strong> Resources<br />
Tab.3 Collection size and state <strong>of</strong> the stored plant genetic resources<br />
Crops collection size preserved in cold storage<br />
cereals 22850 2047<br />
grasses 20272 12304<br />
large-seed legumes 7299 3564<br />
small-seed legumes 879 400<br />
oil and fibre plants 1744 761<br />
hop and tabacco 1588 1138<br />
potato 2928<br />
beet root 204 171<br />
horticulture plants 2190<br />
vegetables 2104 1451<br />
medicinal and spices 245 160<br />
Total 62303 43971
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