Opportunities for strategic decision making in managing ex situ germplasm collections
Efficient conservation and sustainable use of crop diversity is critical to support global food and nutritional security with ex situ collections stored in over 800 genebanks in 115 countries. The challenge is to manage those collections for long-term conservation of crop diversity and sustainable u...
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Cambridge University Press
2024
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| author | Hanson, Jean Lusty, C. Furman, B.J. Ellis, D. Payne, T. Halewood, M. |
| author_browse | Ellis, D. Furman, B.J. Halewood, M. Hanson, Jean Lusty, C. Payne, T. |
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| description | Efficient conservation and sustainable use of crop diversity is critical to support global food and nutritional security with ex situ collections stored in over 800 genebanks in 115 countries. The challenge is to manage those collections for long-term conservation of crop diversity and sustainable use to respond to global challenges of food security and climate change. The Genebank Standards for Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agricutlure (Genebank Standards) form the overall framework for curation of ex situ crop collections, allowing considerable flexibility to develop customized approaches to conserving different crops. Stratified curation involves strategically tailoring curation to specific genebank goals, crops, priorities and resources for each accession based on all available information to prioritize accessions for long-term conservation. It implies using scarce resources where they are most needed and recognizes that accessions can be (a) fully curated to international standards; (b) partially curated for storage for a limited time; (c) archived and stored but no longer curated and available from the genebank; or (d) historical and removed entirely from the genebank. The stratified approach is consistent with the Genebank Standards and the policy framework of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture. Stratified curation encourages curators to make difficult decisions on accession management to better respond to challenges of curating large collections of crop diversity. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1416342025-11-13T10:39:19Z Opportunities for strategic decision making in managing ex situ germplasm collections Hanson, Jean Lusty, C. Furman, B.J. Ellis, D. Payne, T. Halewood, M. gene banks resource conservation species diversity genomics genetic resources food security Efficient conservation and sustainable use of crop diversity is critical to support global food and nutritional security with ex situ collections stored in over 800 genebanks in 115 countries. The challenge is to manage those collections for long-term conservation of crop diversity and sustainable use to respond to global challenges of food security and climate change. The Genebank Standards for Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agricutlure (Genebank Standards) form the overall framework for curation of ex situ crop collections, allowing considerable flexibility to develop customized approaches to conserving different crops. Stratified curation involves strategically tailoring curation to specific genebank goals, crops, priorities and resources for each accession based on all available information to prioritize accessions for long-term conservation. It implies using scarce resources where they are most needed and recognizes that accessions can be (a) fully curated to international standards; (b) partially curated for storage for a limited time; (c) archived and stored but no longer curated and available from the genebank; or (d) historical and removed entirely from the genebank. The stratified approach is consistent with the Genebank Standards and the policy framework of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture. Stratified curation encourages curators to make difficult decisions on accession management to better respond to challenges of curating large collections of crop diversity. 2024-08 2024-04-26T14:57:21Z 2024-04-26T14:57:21Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/141634 en Open Access Cambridge University Press Hanson, J.; Lusty, C.; Furman, B.J.; Ellis, D.; Payne, T.; Halewood, M. 2024. Opportunities for strategic decision making in managing ex situ germplasm collections. Plant Genetic Resources. ISSN 1479-263X. 1–6. https://doi.org/10.1017/s1479262123000357 |
| spellingShingle | gene banks resource conservation species diversity genomics genetic resources food security Hanson, Jean Lusty, C. Furman, B.J. Ellis, D. Payne, T. Halewood, M. Opportunities for strategic decision making in managing ex situ germplasm collections |
| title | Opportunities for strategic decision making in managing ex situ germplasm collections |
| title_full | Opportunities for strategic decision making in managing ex situ germplasm collections |
| title_fullStr | Opportunities for strategic decision making in managing ex situ germplasm collections |
| title_full_unstemmed | Opportunities for strategic decision making in managing ex situ germplasm collections |
| title_short | Opportunities for strategic decision making in managing ex situ germplasm collections |
| title_sort | opportunities for strategic decision making in managing ex situ germplasm collections |
| topic | gene banks resource conservation species diversity genomics genetic resources food security |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/141634 |
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