Open AccessEnvironmental ScienceBiologyMedicine
F. Hay, R. Probert
2013.11.4Conservation Physiology
tlooto Summary
The importance of wild plant diversity for future food security, human health and ecosystem function and repair, and research into the complexity of seed behaviour has led to changes in how seeds of wild species are handled in genebanks.
Abstract
The importance of wild plant diversity for future food security, human health and ecosystem function and repair is generally accepted. Seed banking is widely used to safeguard wild species and research into the complexity of seed behaviour has led to changes in how seeds of wild species are handled in genebanks.
Citation format
HAY, F.; PROBERT, R. Advances in seed conservation of wild plant species: A review of recent research. Conservation Physiology, 2013, 1.