Titlebook: Genetic Resources of Mediterranean Pasture and Forage Legumes; Sarita Jane Bennett,P. S. Cocks Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media D

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Conservation and utilisation of agricultural diversity in Greece. Current status and perspectives,The Greek Gene Bank (GGB) was established in 1981 by the Ministry of Agriculture at the Agricultural Research Center of Makedonia and Thraki (ARCMT) with a mandate to protect, evaluate, document and eventually utilize the plant genetic resources of the country.

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Conserving plant genetic resources in Cyprus,The Mediterranean region is extremely important as a centre of origin and genetic diversity of many cultivated plants, the most important being the cereals and legumes. Other crop species such as beet, flax, olive, and some vegetables are also of importance in the region (Anon. 1979).

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Reproductive strategies and genetic structure of wild and naturalised legume populations,clude high seed dormancy, high seed to pod ratio, restricted dispersal capabilities, low flower abortion and early flowering. Most of these arid-type strategies are also found in widespread species..The control of germination, both within and between seasons, is a strategy of special significance. T

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Reasons for collecting wild plants, involved in area-driven collecting missions where a particular region is targeted and a wide range of species are collected. Species-specific collections are usually driven by the end-user themselves. These missions are often easier to plan as more ecogeographic detail is known, but can result in a

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Using collections to describe ecological relationships,ist in both herbarium collections and genebank passport data. Herbarium collections of the perennial . and the . complex highlight the importance of using this data to establish the ecogeographic relationships of the species within each group. Passport data from plant collections also enable the eda

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Genetic erosion of pasture and forage legumes in the Mediterranean basin,ch of this evidence is from observations of loss of habitats to development and intensification of agriculture, and in particular, the increase of grazing pressure in many areas where it has been equated with a reduction in the distribution of species. There is an urgent need to quantify the extent