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  • Some of the seeds will be stored in the National Plant Germplasm System, a depository maintained by the Agriculture Department and at the National Center for Genetic Resources Preservation.

    Volunteers Work to Save Ash Trees 2009

  • Unless, of course, you happen to be using DGP Darwinian Germplasm!

    A Useless Critic 2007

  • Germplasm improvements from traditional breeding have contributed to modest but steady increases in yield.

    Do GM Crops Increase Yield? 2009

  • Germplasm is the basic genetic information in a seed that influences the growth and development of the plant.

    Do GM Crops Increase Yield? 2009

  • Germplasm is the technical term for active tissue that can be used to grow new plants: seeds, stems, clippings, pollen, scions, cells and DNA.

    The Fruit Hunters Adam Leith Gollner 2008

  • Germplasm is the technical term for active tissue that can be used to grow new plants: seeds, stems, clippings, pollen, scions, cells and DNA.

    The Fruit Hunters Adam Leith Gollner 2008

  • Germplasm is the technical term for active tissue that can be used to grow new plants: seeds, stems, clippings, pollen, scions, cells and DNA.

    The Fruit Hunters Adam Leith Gollner 2008

  • Germplasm Collection and Evaluation The germplasm in Ethiopia is potentially of worldwide importance.

    12. Tef 1996

  • Germplasm Samples of African rice have been gathered by various organizations, notably the International Plant Genetic Resources Institute

    1. African Rice 1996

  • Be sure to note the offer of seed for a variety trial of these onions in the chapter on Germplasm.

    2: Vegetables and small fruits in the tropics 1996

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