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National Animal Germplasm Program (NAGP)
Research to Develop Strategies and Technologies for Preserving Genetic Diversity in ex situ Genebanks (PGPR)
Preservation and Quality Assessment of Plant Genetic Resources (PGRPP)
 

National Animal Germplasm Program


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The mission of the program is to coordinate the availability, conservation and utilization of animal and aquatic genetic resources in order to provide optimum access to desirable genes and gene complexes that will contribute to the future food and fiber supply.

The primary species in this program are beef and dairy cattle, swine, poultry, sheep, goats, and aquatic forms. This program is under development.

Donations of Germplasm

Preservation of Insect Genetic Resources Workshop - Fort Collins, March 2006

Obtain information from Harvey Blackburn at: hblackbu@lamar.colostate.edu

 


   
 
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