Germplasm conservation refers to the preservation of genetic material of plants or animals to ensure their diversity and long-term survival. Techniques used for germplasm conservation include cryopreservation, in vitro tissue culture, field gene banks, and seed banks. These methods help maintain genetic diversity, facilitate breeding programs, and ensure the availability of valuable genetic resources for future use.
Germinal variation is the type of variation that occurs only in germplasm of organisms.so,only the variations from the germplasm and the gametes are passed on the offsprings.It may be apparent from the birth of the individual or may develop at any stage of life of the organism. By,M.J.G.
Somatic embryogenesis is a process in which a plant embryo is formed from cells that are not normally involved in embryo development, such as those found in plant tissue culture. This technique is widely used in plant biotechnology for clonal propagation, genetic transformation, and germplasm preservation.
Some cytological techniques include microscopy, cell staining, immunofluorescence, flow cytometry, and cell culture. These techniques are used to study the structure, function, and behavior of cells at a microscopic level.
Bio techniques refer to a variety of methods and procedures used in biological research to study, analyze, and manipulate biological systems. These techniques can include molecular biology, bioinformatics, microscopy, chromatography, and genetic engineering, among others. Bio techniques are essential for advancing our understanding of living organisms and their interactions.
fMRI has moderate temporal resolution compared to other imaging techniques. It can track brain activity in seconds, but techniques like EEG have higher temporal resolution, measuring brain activity in milliseconds.
The methods of germplasm conservation include seed banks, field gene banks, in vitro conservation, cryopreservation, and DNA banks. The best method depends on the type of germplasm being conserved, as well as factors like cost, long-term viability, and ease of access. A combination of methods is often used to ensure comprehensive conservation of germplasm.
Md. Jasimuddin Khan has written: 'Fodder germplasm in SAARC countries' -- subject(s): Feeds, Plant Germplasm resources
Gene is a segment of DNA that is located in a chromosome and that codes for a specific hereditary trait while Germ Plasm is hereditary material (chromosomes and genes) that is usually contained in the protoplasm of germ cells.
Christine Frison has written: 'Plant genetic resources and food security' -- subject(s): Plant genetic engineering, Food security, Plant Germplasm resources, Crops, Food crops, Germplasm resources
George Amato has written: 'Conservation genetics in the age of genomics' -- subject(s): Genetic Techniques, Biodiversity, Genetics, Methods, Ecological genetics, Population genetics, Conservation of Natural Resources, Congresses, Germplasm resources conservation, Ethics, Biological Extinction
Virginia D. Nazarea has written: 'Cultural Memory And Biodiversity' -- subject(s): Collection and preservation, Ethnobiology, Gene banks, plant, Germplasm resources, Plant, Human ecology, Plant Germplasm resources, Traditional farming
That is correct. Protozoans do not have distinct somatic and germinal cell lines like multicellular organisms. Instead, they typically have a single cell that performs all necessary functions for the organism.
This culture is to exchange, conserve, and propagate Musa germplasm. You can find out more by looking online about it.
Juan Jose Alan has written: 'Tissue culture storage of sweet potato germplasm'
Adeyemi F. Attere has written: 'Morphological and biochemical diversity in finger millet germplasm'
there are many, some are: germane germplasm germinate
Howard Facklam has written: 'Alternative medicine' -- subject(s): Alternative medicine, Juvenile literature 'Invaders Series' 'Plants' -- subject(s): Plants, Crops, Germplasm resources, Plant conservation, Protection, Plant Germplasm resources, Seeds, Extinction, Juvenile literature 'Parasites' -- subject(s): Juvenile literature, Parasites, Host-parasite relationships