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Maintaining separate maternal lines increases the value and applications of seed collections

2024-08-01

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Context: Given the effort and resources that go into collecting and maintaining seed collections, it is crucial that we maximise their usefulness. Conservation, restoration and research rely heavily on good quality collections in order to establish new populations, create habitat, minimise extinction and address scientific questions. Aims: Although seed viability, excellent metadata and genetic representativeness...

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Literature Corpus work: d9261d1a-78c4-58c7-86e1-ddf441492ddc
DOI: 10.1071/bt22136

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