The authors give an overview of crop genetic diversity as a crucial element in total agrobiodiversity. Farmers need a certain degree of genetic diversity for their survival and resilience, especially in marginal areas where modern, improved varieties have not brought any profitability. Finding the right mix between (re)creating and conserving biodiversity and introducing improved varieties is the big challenge. Formal, or institutional, seed systems and informal, farmers' seed systems operate parallel to each other and must be brought to cooperate better. Examples of innovative approaches..
International audienceAgroecology calls for a global approach, integrating scientific, practical, an...
The importance of plant genetic diversity (PGD) is now being recognized as a specific area since exp...
Maintaining and benefitting from plant genetic diversity are key challenges facing agriculture. Chal...
Crop genetic diversity is only one part of total agrobiodiversity. It refers to the diversity of cro...
It is 30 years since IPGRI came into being, as the International Board for Plant Genetic Resources, ...
Agriculture the world over is faced with the threat of food, fiber, and nutrition insecurity especia...
The genetic diversity of traditional varieties of crops is the most economically valuable part of gl...
To feed humanity, while maintaining a stable and diverse biosphere, crop science needs to adapt to a...
Poster presented at the First Diversitas Open Science Conference. Oaxaca (Mexico), 9-12 Nov 200
Plant breeding collects, induces and rearranges genetic diversity followed by selection. Breeding ma...
Faced with an accelerating rate of environmental change and the associated need for a more sustainab...
The international debate on biodiversity has resulted in renewed interest in the role of farmers and...
A primary goal of agricultural research is to develop technology that will enable the world's farmer...
The depletion of plant biodiversity with the rapid development of agriculture has attracted growing ...
Abstract The issues of biological and genetic diversity management in agroforestry are extremely com...
International audienceAgroecology calls for a global approach, integrating scientific, practical, an...
The importance of plant genetic diversity (PGD) is now being recognized as a specific area since exp...
Maintaining and benefitting from plant genetic diversity are key challenges facing agriculture. Chal...
Crop genetic diversity is only one part of total agrobiodiversity. It refers to the diversity of cro...
It is 30 years since IPGRI came into being, as the International Board for Plant Genetic Resources, ...
Agriculture the world over is faced with the threat of food, fiber, and nutrition insecurity especia...
The genetic diversity of traditional varieties of crops is the most economically valuable part of gl...
To feed humanity, while maintaining a stable and diverse biosphere, crop science needs to adapt to a...
Poster presented at the First Diversitas Open Science Conference. Oaxaca (Mexico), 9-12 Nov 200
Plant breeding collects, induces and rearranges genetic diversity followed by selection. Breeding ma...
Faced with an accelerating rate of environmental change and the associated need for a more sustainab...
The international debate on biodiversity has resulted in renewed interest in the role of farmers and...
A primary goal of agricultural research is to develop technology that will enable the world's farmer...
The depletion of plant biodiversity with the rapid development of agriculture has attracted growing ...
Abstract The issues of biological and genetic diversity management in agroforestry are extremely com...
International audienceAgroecology calls for a global approach, integrating scientific, practical, an...
The importance of plant genetic diversity (PGD) is now being recognized as a specific area since exp...
Maintaining and benefitting from plant genetic diversity are key challenges facing agriculture. Chal...