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Seed Biology Electronic Mailing List
SEED-BIOLOGY-L@cornell.edu is an electronic mailing list created for the purpose of
fostering a world-wide exchange of seed biology research information.
Ralph L. Obendorf manages the mailing list, which was established in April 1995.
To subscribe to the e-list, send an e-mail message to:
lyris@cornell.edu
The body of the message should be:
join Seed-Biology-L "your name"
where your name (include the quotation marks) is the name you want to be available to the
list's administrators. Please join from the same computer (same return
address) that you will use to submit messages to
Seed-Biology-L@list.cornell.edu
Links to other seed biology organisations.
International Seed Testing Association
International Society of Seed Technologists (ISST)
Association of Official Seed Analysts (AOSA)
Links to seed biology research centers.
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - Wakehurst Place (UK)
home of the Millennium Seed Bank.
USDA-ARS National Center for Genetic Resources Preservation (USA)
formerly the National Seed Storage Lab (NSSL).
Seed Biotechnology Center (University of California) (USA)
Ornamental Plant Germplasm Center (Ohio State University) (USA)
Seed Science Laboratory, The University of Reading (UK)
- home of the Seed Viability Equation and the Handbooks of Seed Technology
for Genebanks
Links to other seed biology publications.
Seed Technology
Handbook of Seed Technology for Genebanks, Volume II.
Compendium of Specific Germination Information and Test Recommendations.
Handbooks for Genebanks: No. 3
International Board for Plant Genetic Resources, Rome, 1985
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This Handbook of Seed Technology for Genebanks was written by staff of the
Seed Science Laboratory at The University of Reading and published by the
then IBPGR (now IPGRI) in 1985. Volume II dealt with many of the
principles of seed testing which need to be understood when monitoring the
viability of seed accessions maintained in gene banks.
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