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Embrapa Arroz e Feijão. |
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FERREIRA, F. R. |
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Genebank network of tropical and subtropical fruits in Brazil. |
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2002 |
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Crop Breeding and Applied Biotechnology, Londrina, v. 2, n. 4, p. 609-612, Dec. 2002. |
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Inglês |
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Fruit crops are an important industry in Brazil, which is one of the biggest fruit producers in the world. Brazil is also one of the most important centers of genetic diversity of several important tropical fruits. The Brazilian plant genetic resources conservation model is composed by Embrapa Genetic Resources and Biotechnology (National Genetic Resources and Biotechnology Research Center - CENARGEN), in Brasília-DF, and by a network of genebanks spread all over the country in Research Units, Universities and State Institutions. CENARGEN is one of the 39 Research Units of the Brazilian Agriculture Research Corporation (EMBRAPA). At EMBRAPA the conservation of tropical and subtropical fruit genetic resources is formed by 24 genebanlks. Along with several other germplasm collections, this sobtropical has about 300 species and more than 10.000 accessions under conservation, including duplications. All material is kept the field, except for a small collection of banana and pineapple germplasm which is maintained "in vitro". In this paper, the number of accessions per species, and the location where the collections are kept is presented. Brazil has a strong collecting program for native species including pineapples,a cashews and passion fruits. For exotic species, such as bananas, mangoes and citrus, there is a good exchange program. Morphological and molecular characterization, and evaluation of the most important tropical and subtropical fruit germplasm is in progress in the active genebanks and at EMBRAPA Genetic Resources and Biotechnology. The germplasm documentation uses the updated national information system SIBRARGEN. Tropical and subtropical fruit genetic resources, such as pineapples, bananas, citrus, mangoes, and cashews are actively being used in breeding programs and correlated research. MenosFruit crops are an important industry in Brazil, which is one of the biggest fruit producers in the world. Brazil is also one of the most important centers of genetic diversity of several important tropical fruits. The Brazilian plant genetic resources conservation model is composed by Embrapa Genetic Resources and Biotechnology (National Genetic Resources and Biotechnology Research Center - CENARGEN), in Brasília-DF, and by a network of genebanks spread all over the country in Research Units, Universities and State Institutions. CENARGEN is one of the 39 Research Units of the Brazilian Agriculture Research Corporation (EMBRAPA). At EMBRAPA the conservation of tropical and subtropical fruit genetic resources is formed by 24 genebanlks. Along with several other germplasm collections, this sobtropical has about 300 species and more than 10.000 accessions under conservation, including duplications. All material is kept the field, except for a small collection of banana and pineapple germplasm which is maintained "in vitro". In this paper, the number of accessions per species, and the location where the collections are kept is presented. Brazil has a strong collecting program for native species including pineapples,a cashews and passion fruits. For exotic species, such as bananas, mangoes and citrus, there is a good exchange program. Morphological and molecular characterization, and evaluation of the most important tropical and subtropical fruit germplasm is in progress in the... Mostrar Tudo |
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Recurso Genético. |
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Thesaurus Nal: |
fruit crops; genetic resources; germplasm. |
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