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  • Global biodiversity represents finite natural resources vital for human benefit.
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  • To provide an overview of plant genetic resource conservation.
  • To discuss the significance and strategies of plant genetic resource conservation.
  • To explore the global implementation of these conservation actions.

Main Methods:

  • In situ conservation: preservation within the natural habitat of plant species.
  • Ex situ conservation: preservation outside the natural habitat.
  • Establishment of biobanks for safeguarding germplasm from wild and cultivated plant genetic resources.

Main Results:

  • Conservation efforts often focus on centers of origin and diversification for specific phytogenetic resources.
  • National collections and biobanks play a key role in conserving significant genetic resources.
  • A variety of strategies are employed worldwide for the conservation and sustainable use of plant genetic resources.

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  • Plant genetic resource conservation is essential for global food security and biodiversity.
  • A combination of in situ and ex situ conservation strategies is vital.
  • International cooperation and national policies are key to successful implementation.