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Gene banks offer breeders access to germplasm: Germplasm collections help to preserve genetic diversity
Nursery Management & Production
  • James Robbins, University of Arkansas
  • Mark Widrlechner, Iowa State University
  • Richard Olsen, United States National Arboretum
  • Sandra Reed, United States National Arboretum
  • Alan Meerow, United States Department of Agriculture
  • Kim Hummer, United States Department of Agriculture
  • Peter Bretting, United States Department of Agriculture
  • Pam Allenstein, American Public Gardens Association
  • Mark Krautmann, Heritage Seedlings, Salem, Oregon
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Article
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Publication Version
Published Version
Publication Date
5-1-2008
Abstract
Although most of us would agree that access to germplasm is the lifeblood of our nursery industry, how many of us know that behind the scenes there is a coordinated public and private effort to deal with germplasm issues?
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This article is from Nursery Management & Production 24 (2008): 53.

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James Robbins, Mark Widrlechner, Richard Olsen, Sandra Reed, et al.. "Gene banks offer breeders access to germplasm: Germplasm collections help to preserve genetic diversity" Nursery Management & Production Vol. 24 Iss. 5 (2008) p. 53 - 58
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/mark_widrlechner/116/