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In seed banks which came first seed banks under mountains or seed banks in giant freezers?
botany botany is a study of plant. That doesn't make sense.
What are the disadvantages of seed dispersal?
black people
How do seed banks preserve biodiversity?
gene banks preserve genes of different organisms. If a particular type of organism becomes extinct its genes are preserved in these banks.There are many forms of gene Banks eg:seed bank.If a type of seed becomes endangered or extinct due to the use of hybrid varieties or misuse they would be preserved in these type of gene banks .thus we can prevent their extinction
What is a seed protector?
A seed is protected by TESTA(seed coat) and TEGMENT .
Which seed grows faster dry seed or fresh seed?
Dry seed because when the fresh seed has just came out of a plant/dog then the seed is'ent adapted to the season but the when you put the dry seed in then it will grow
In seed banks which came first seed banks under mountains or seed banks in giant freezers?
botany botany is a study of plant. That doesn't make sense.
Disadvantages and advantages of merging banks?
One advantage of merging banks is that the banks share the risk of their money ventures. One of the disadvantages of merging them is that they share the profits of any venture.
What are the disadvantages of seed dispersal?
black people
Can you eat seeds in seed banks?
No. Seed banks are for preserving species in case of an emergency. Many are endangered and sometimes poisonous. You would get in trouble if you were to eat them without permission.
What is a seed vault?
A seed vault is built to to save a part of plant life. They back up seed banks to save plants.
What are the disadvantages of fruit appetizers?
accidently biting the core and into a seed, cause apple seed taste like .....,
What are the Advantages and disadvantages of a foreign bank in India to an Indian investor?
advantages & disadvantages of foreign banks in India
What are the disadvantages of private banks?
Private banks will not get any type of government assistance. Most private banks are still closed on many federal holidays.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of seedbeds?
because not all seed that could be plant in the field so some will have to be plant into seed boxes
Why do seed banks exist?
i have no clue why they exist but when u get a snswer let me know.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of seed banks?
advantages of seed banks are:1. used to compensate for the loss of endangered species of plants,as these plants may produce seeds which are very long lived and could be stored in relatively small place called a seed bank. If seeds of endangered species are stored in such a away,such seed may be germinated any time and could be grown in botanic gardens.2. Gene pool of the species could be maintained3.A seed bank is perhaps the most useful technique for off-site or ex situ conservation of wild plants. Seeds are compact, dormant germ plasm packages that lend themselves to storage.disadvantages of seed banks include:1.They need to be kept in carefully controlled conditions especially in atmosphere of low oxygen levels, moisture and temperature3.Storing seed can create a false sense of security, leading some people to conclude that they have "saved" a species. Finally, the stored seed sample may turn out to be woefully inadequate for the intended
What effects do seed banks have on society?
If you're referring to crop seed banks and not weed seed banks, the crop seed banks will help keep a record of many species and varieties of crop seeds that could be used to help re-propagate a particular type of food crop if it went extinct or was threatened somehow, creating more ability for food to be produced from those seeds that have been saved in the seed bank. If, however, you're referring to weed seed banks, they stay in the soil for much longer than a crop producer would like and will always propogate once conditions are right. Weeds are a threat to a crop because they compete with that crop for moisture, nutrients and sunlight, and if not controlled by herbicides can reduce yields or choke out a crop altogether, leaving the farmer less to harvest and leaving more people going hungry.
