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Posted on July 24, 2009July 23, 2009 by Luigi Guarino

Durian galore

Ah, to be in Bukit Gantang for the Festival Jom Makan Durian! Starts tomorrow. If you’re there, let us know.

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1. The USDA genebank is in the news. But will that save it?
2. The CIAT genebank in on a podcast. Can’t hurt, I guess.
3. The Egyptian genebank is in the news. And on a new website, apparently.
4. Good to see botanic gardens in the news too.
5. I wonder which genebank or botanic gardens this apparently re-discovered endemic Chilean wild tomato will end up in. If any.
6. But genebanks are not enough. You need vegetable fairs too.
7. Because vegetables are good for you. And not just in Kenya, also in Papua New Guinea.
8. Want to learn about all of the above? Check out the resources from the Entry-Level Training School on Plant Genetic Resources in 2023.
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