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✓ Published: 04-May-2021
✓ Published: 04-May-2021
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Valerie Pence, Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardennnPlant species that, either through seed availability or physiology, are unable to be conserved and recovered using conventional seed banking practice have been designated as exceptional plants. A definition of exceptionality has recently been put forward, describing four factors that contribute to this condition, depending on what step in the seed banking process the roadblock occurs. Based on this definition, a Working List of Exceptional P
Valerie Pence, Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardennnPlant species that, either through seed availability or physiology, are unable to be conserved and recovered using conventional seed banking practice have been designated as exceptional plants. A definition of exceptionality has recently been put forward, describing four factors that contribute to this condition, depending on what step in the seed banking process the roadblock occurs. Based on this definition, a Working List of Exceptional P
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