Nibbles: Cluster archive, Plant Press, Tweet archive, Yet more quinoa, African viruses, African veggies, Slum livestock, Protected area monitor, Chinese rice variety, Talking shops, PGR course

Another website archiving phylogenetic trees? What are the odds? Well, they are different animals.
Did we ever link to The Plant Press? If not, we should have.
Worried about the links to those tweets from yesterday’s Nibbles decaying? Well, we haven’t just laid up our treasures on earth.
The quinoa controversy rumbles on. We’ve got that covered too. And since you’re at it, why not help revise the descriptors?
Bad news for Africa: plant viruses. Ah but there are varieties for that problem, no? No? Well, you can always highlight the little blighters as research priorities.
Good news for Africa: local vegetables.
Sort of good news for Africa, I guess: livestock in slums.
New website keeps an eye on Protected Area Downgrading, Downsizing, and Degazettement. Interactively, natch. Well, actually, not so much. Can’t export, or import. Maybe the mash-up will fix that. Anyway, most protected areas are in the wrong place, aren’t they?
Conserving Chinese rice, one variety at the time.
Latest installment of The Economist’s Feeding the World thing is happening right now, and you can follow it on Twitter using #feedingtheworld. Or maybe you’d like to re-imagine agriculture with the CGIAR instead?
Apply for the latest installment of Wageningen’s PGR course.

Patrick: First of all I'd like to point out that there's a difference between illegal and criminalized. Most of us ...
Nigel: I must say I think the EC (and Jeremy's interpretation of it) are about right. I did wade through ...

Jeremy Cherfas: Thanks. I hope you don't mind me editing some spurious details out of your comment?
Mr Spam: Amazing roundup – such as some weblogs I’d never seen before. Wish we get some new frequent members – the ...

Dag Endresen: For some further background, I found the some further information and the written script for the movie in the NGB/NordGen ...
Dag Endresen: Yes, I also found these old videos really fascinating. Roland von Bothmer knows Ulf Gyllensten and made some further steps ...

What's Nick Eating: Thanks for this very insightful breakdown. It's quite obvious that Bythman feeds off of misinformation about quinoa and the fact ...

dianabuja: Looking forward to learn more about recent work in the Deserts Gene Bank.
Mohamed Amar: Greetings to all, now I can confirm that we have been rebuilding the Egyptian deserts gene bank in new form ...