Examples of using Seed samples in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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When it opened in February 2008,the vault contained 320,000 seed samples.
Vault seed samples are copies of samples stored in the depositing genebanks.
The vault currently includes more than 860,000 seed samples from almost every country on the planet.
In 1937, IAC received seed samples of genetic materials originated on the border of the states of Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo.
The CM 290 Cemotec™ laboratorygrinder is ideal for preparation of grain and seed samples without loss of moisture for NIR or reference analysis.
Nearly 60 percent of seed samples and 80 percent of cake samples were contaminated with aflatoxins.
The Svalbard seed vault in Norway is the largestexample of this, with over 880,000 seed samples from almost every country in the world.
Other seed samples came from Canada and Switzerland, as well as international seed researchers from Colombia, Mexico and Syria.
Specially designed for grinding grain and seed samples for NIR analysis without losing moisture content.
A seed sample consists of around 500 seeds sealed in an airtight aluminum bag, and the facility has a storage capacity of 4.5 million seed samples.[42].
He found nearly 60 percent of seed samples and 80 percent of cake samples contained aflatoxin.
Seed samples are sent to Svalbard in large boxes, which are scanned with X-rays after they get to the island to make sure that they have nothing but seeds inside.
They determined that almost 60 percent of the seed samples and 80 percent of the cakes were contaminated with aflatoxin.
Seed samples are sent to Svalbard in large boxes, which are scanned with X-rays after they get to the island to make sure that they have nothing but seeds inside.
Since 1995 the Lao government has been working with theInternational Rice Research Institute to collect seed samples of each of the thousands of rice varieties found in Laos.
In secret shipments last month, about 38,000 seed samples including wheat, barley, lentil and chickpea were sent to research stations in Morocco and Lebanon operated by the International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas, or ICARDA.
Since 1995 the Lao government has been working with the InternationalRice Research Institute of the Philippines to collect seed samples of each of the thousands of rice varieties found in Laos.
Researchers, plant breeders, and other groups wishing to access seed samples cannot do so through the seed vault; they must instead request samples from the depositing genebanks.
For decades, these seed collections have been guided by simple models that offer a one-size-fits-all approach for how many seeds to gather,such as recommending saving 50 seed samples regardless of species' pollination mode, growth habitat and population size.
Backups are sent to Svalbard in case a disaster ruins the samples at the home seed bank.
A storage facility established in Siberia is trying to use theremote region's thick permafrost to preserve seed and plant samples for up to 100 years.
Now housing nearly 1 million samples, the Svalbard Global Seed Vault holds the most diverse collection of crop seeds in the world.
Five percent of the seeds in the vault, about 18,000 samples with 500 seeds each, came from the Centre for Genetic Resources of the Netherlands(CGN), part of Wageningen University, Netherlands.
With 250 million crop seeds from around the world packaged in special four-ply packets and heat-sealed to guard against moisture,it provides samples of seeds that may be lost due to accident, equipment failures, funding cuts and natural disasters.
The seed bank provides small sample packets of seed to those working on behalf of the poor in developing countries.
Two years later, the seeds were grown and new samples were sent back for storage at the SGSV.
Through the ECHO Asia Seed Bank, network members can either acquire free small sample packets, or purchase bulk orders of selected seeds. .
The vault has seeds from more than 60 institutions and almost every country in the world, collected from over 1,500 global gene banks that store samples of seeds from crops native to the region they're in.
Sample scraping and seeding was carried out.
Up to 10 varieties of sample seeds are available each year to development workers in Asia.