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We work with donors and partners to lead global projects that protect crop diversity, conserve crop wild relatives and develop technology to make this diversity accessible worldwide.

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20250710_Cryopreservation_MN.pdf

Plant Cryopreservation Principles, Applications and Challenges of Banking Plant Diversity at Ultralow Temperatures PD Dr. Manuela Nagel 2 Field genebank (1,380 accessions) Seed cold storage…

Encouraging Curiosity: Jonathan Drori and The Stuff that Stuff is Made Of

Encouraging Curiosity: Jonathan Drori and The Stuff that Stuff is Made Of From ancient Peruvian popcorn to lightning-resistant beech trees, Jonathan Drori has a knack for uncovering the surprising…

Genebank Impacts Brief No. 17

Genebank Impacts Brief No. 17 Strengthening Genebank–Farmer Linkages: Insights from Ethiopia’s Germplasm User Groups

Genebank Impacts Brief No. 18

Genebank Impacts Brief No. 18 Germplasm User Groups as Bridges to the National Genebank of Kenya

Genebank Impacts Brief No. 19

Genebank Impacts Brief No. 19 Linking Conservation and Cultivation: The Role of Genebank User Groups in Ghana

Genebank Impacts Brief No. 20

Genebank Impacts Brief No. 20 Strengthening Crop Diversity and Resilience through Germplasm User Groups in Zambia

Genebank Impacts Brief No. 21

Genebank Impacts Brief No. 21 Strengthening Genebank–Farmer Linkages in Nigeria

Genebank Impacts Brief No. 12

Genebank Impacts Brief No. 12 Revival and Survival of Repatriated Potato Landraces in the Andes.

Genebank Impacts Brief No. 13

Genebank Impacts Brief No. 13 The contribution of ICRISAT genebank to groundnut improvement and rural poverty in Malawi.

Genebank Impacts Brief No. 14

Genebank Impacts Brief No. 14 The economic contribution of CGIAR Germplasm Health Units: the example of rice blast disease in Bangladesh

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The Crop Diversity Digest

From cutting-edge research to work saving seeds in communities, even our small actions can have a big impact on saving crop diversity and putting it to good use. Read the latest news highlighting these efforts and more.