Ship of ‘Nuh’ for Plants ’
17.10.2009 Oneday
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] A study to remember Nuh’s Ship in the UK was launched. Over 17 years, ‘Kew’s seed bank’ has collected seeds of plants in nesli danger with this study. These seeds collected from around the world are carefully dried and stored.
The seed bank designed after the Rio Summit in1992 was opened in 2000. The purpose of human pressure and climate change is to protect the plants that are under danger. Professor Stephen Hopper, one of the names at the beginning of the project, entered this initiative under the danger of biological diversity on the world due to the change of hope. Kew’s seed bank evaluated with a promising light.
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