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Conservation Physiology|April 1, 2017

Rethinking the approach to viability monitoring in seed genebanksFiona R Hay, Katherine J Whitehouse

Plants (Basel, Switzerland)|May 7, 2020

Why Seed Physiology Is Important for GenebankingKatherine J Whitehouse, Fiona R Hay, Charlotte Lusty

Biopreservation and Biobanking|October 17, 2018

Further Evidence That the Genebank Standards for Drying Orthodox Seeds May Not Be Optimal for Subsequent Seed LongevityKatherine J Whitehouse, Olorunnisola F Owoborode, Olufemi O Adebayo, et al.

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Conservation Physiology|April 1, 2017

Rethinking the approach to viability monitoring in seed genebanksFiona R Hay, Katherine J Whitehouse

Plants (Basel, Switzerland)|May 7, 2020

Why Seed Physiology Is Important for GenebankingKatherine J Whitehouse, Fiona R Hay, Charlotte Lusty

Biopreservation and Biobanking|October 17, 2018

Further Evidence That the Genebank Standards for Drying Orthodox Seeds May Not Be Optimal for Subsequent Seed LongevityKatherine J Whitehouse, Olorunnisola F Owoborode, Olufemi O Adebayo, et al.

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