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The history of ex situ conservation and use of plant genetic resources.

G.T. Scarascia-Mugnozza, Pietro Perrino

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This paper discusses the historic profile of ex situ plant germplasm conservation with a main emphasis on the aspects most relevant to protection of genetic diversity and its use for agricultural development.

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This paper discusses the historic profile of ex situ plant germplasm conservation with a main emphasis on the aspects most relevant to protection of genetic diversity and its use for agricultural development.

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This paper discusses the historic profile of ex situ plant germplasm conservation with a main emphasis on the aspects most relevant to protection of genetic diversity and its use for agricultural development.

Key concepts: Ex situ conservation, Germplasm, Genetic resources, Agroforestry, Geography, Genetic diversity, Biodiversity, Agriculture

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