Titlebook: Agricultural Biodiversity and Biotechnology in Economic Development; Joseph Cooper,Leslie Marie Lipper,David Zilberman Book 20051st editio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-58757-3or, though conserving them on farms also reduces the loss of potentially valuable alleles in genetic stocks still held locally. International agreements encourage the design of benefit-sharing schemes to support conservation through rewarding farmers—but mechanisms for doing so are still unclear. “W

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Hubble’s Law and the Expanding Universeied. In this chapter, the objectives of genetic resources conservation are discussed and . conservation methods are described, and the costs related to these conservation methods are analyzed. This chapter demonstrates that despite the intensive multilateral discussions regarding the potential and t

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Attachai Jintrawet,Kono Yasuyukicountries, technological innovation, be it biotechnology and/or genetic engineering, is required to improve agricultural productivity. In fact, some technological advanced developing countries are not only applying the diverse range of biotechnology tools in agricultural research but also allowing t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-2835-0t is argued that the opposite could actually be true. Biotechnology allows for separation between the act of developing novel crop traits and the process of breeding plant varieties. As a result, a given biotechnology innovation may be incorporated into a large number of locally adapted plant variet