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Posted on April 8, 2011April 8, 2011 by Luigi Guarino

VIR’s Pavlovsk Research Station in the snow

Artem Sorokin, Curator of Underutilized Crops

The entrance sign

Pavlovsk's neighbours

The main building, Pavlovsk Research Station

The gate

The obligatory entrance plaque

Inside the main Pavlovsk building

Inside the main Pavlovsk building

Map of Pavlovsk

Pavlovsk documentation

Pavlovsk documentation

Pavlovsk documentation

Pavlovsk documentation

Pavlovsk documentation

The main building, Pavlovsk Research Station

Pavlovsk's neighbours

Pavlovsk's neighbours

Sentinels of Pavlovsk

That would be the Lonicera collection

The pear collection

Footprints in the snow

Panorama of Pavlovsk

VIR’s Pavlovsk Research Station, a set on Flickr.

Still all to play for at Pavlovsk.

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2. And another one, from the MIT Technology Review of all places.
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4. Maybe you have to quantify that diversity before you can save it? Now where have I heard that before?
5. Meanwhile, Europe reports on biodiversity-friendly farming practices. Does that include the biodiversity of the actual crops? Perhaps surprisingly, yes!
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9. Even big international genebanks.
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11. But some are in trouble.
12. Though others are coming back.
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