Sentence examples for germplasm repository from inspiring English sources

The rice germplasm resources, including cultivated varieties, breeding lines, landraces, wild accessions representing diverse agro-climatic regions of India as well as the world, have been conserved efficiently in different National germplasm repository centers like National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources (NBPGR, New Delhi).

DNA was isolated from living accessions of 75 taxa (Table S1), mostly in cultivation at the Montgomery Botanical Center and the USDA-ARS-National Germplasm Repository: 72 from all genera of subtribe Attaleinae, and, as outgroups, two species of Bactris (subtribe Bactridinae) and Elaeis oleifera (Elaeidinae).

Geographical origin, germplasm repository, and accession IDs of the grape genotypes used in this study are listed in Table 1.

Accession age (i.e., number of years since the accession was submitted to the germplasm repository) and standardized seed weight were used as covariates for each ancova.

b TU: Tottori University, Japan; CPGR: China Pear Germplasm Repository, Xingcheng, Liaoning Province; ZZFI: Zhengzhou Fruit Institute, Chinese Academy of Agriculture Science, Zhengzhou, Henan Province, China.

The elderberry fruits were harvested in 2010 from a germplasm repository in southwest Missouri United Statess) and frozen in zippered plastic freezer bags.

Genetic resources of these species are conserved in various global germplasm repositories but they remain under collected and hence underrepresented in germplasm collections.

Purification was necessary because a majority of the accessions are landraces and seed stocks in the major germplasm repositories are known to be heterogeneous (Olufowote et al. 1997).

Only a small fraction of the naturally occurring genetic diversity available in rice germplasm repositories around the world has been explored to date.

The under representation of these resources in global germplasm repositories and the threats they face especially in the wild, call for concerted efforts, nationally, regionally and internationally, to ensure they are collected and properly conserved.

Such information, according to Tung et al. (2010), will lead to more insights on the value of naturally occurring variation and hence lead to better management and utilization of the biodiversity that is conserved in various global germplasm repositories.