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Articles & books |
Lajos Zubek
Associate (Central and Eastern Europe)
Alan Williams
Director (Europe)
Verdant Partners |
Verdant Partners' Strategic
Insights
Developing the Seed Industry in Central and Eastern Europe
April 2010 |
Alan Williams
Director
Verdant Partners |
Verdant Partners' Strategic
Insights
Trends
in the European Seed Industry
October
2009 |
Phil Ashcraft
Verdant Partners |
The
Vegetable Seed Industry - Where is it
Heading
November 2009 article
in the Strategic Insights series |
Marco
van Schriek
Team Leader, Solanaceae group
KeyGene |
KeyGene delivers sequence-based physical map of the
tomato genome to CBSG and international SOL Consortium
Interview
with Marco van Schriek, team leader of KeyGene’s
Solanaceae group. |
Alan R. Gould, Ph.D.
Verdant Partners |
Have I
Got a New Trait for You!
October 2009 article
in the Strategic Insights series |
Alan Williams
Verdant Partners |
Trends in the European Seed Industry
September 2009 article
in the Strategic Insights series |
Mark van Haaren
Vice President
Business Development
KeyGene |
KeyGene, the Green Gene revolution
goes America
Establishing genotype to phenotype
relations: from art to science
KeyGene delivers sequence-based physical map
of the
tomato genome to CBSG and international SOL Consortium
It’s a Green Gene Revolution:
Keygene's
20th Anniversary
Dare to Share?
Join us to make innovation work!
KeyGene
InnovatorsClub members benefit
from interaction
Since its
start in April 2008, seven
motivated plant breeding
companies have joined the
KeyGene InnovatorsClub.
A new mutagenesis technique
During the
Genomics in Business 2009 conference in
Amsterdam, KeyGene announced an innovative
method to achieve rapid and more precise
plant breeding. The method enables the
introduction of small desired alterations in
the genetic material of plants, using a
natural process. This process can be
compared with natural mutagenesis, with the
difference that a single change is induced
at one specific location on the DNA. |
Bud Hughes
Verdant Partners |
Crop Genetics and the Ethanol Industry
of Tomorrow
(July 09) |
Malcolm Blackie
bT Associates |
The Seeds
of Development Programme (SODP) Observations on the
current programme |
Garrett Stoerger
Verdant Partners |
Farm Level Credit Availability
(May 09) |
Gary Wackerlin
Verdant Partners |
How to Survive in the Current Economy
(April 09) |
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INIA Chile
Tierra adentro No.
82
Enero-Febrero 2009 |
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La innovación y la propiedad intelectual
- Diversidad
fitogenética - Informe del patrimonio de Chile
(PDF)
- Trigo en el Sur
- Brotación: ocurrencia y effectos (PDF)
- Metodología
rice check en la agricultura familiar campesina
(PDF) |
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Dean
Cavey
Verdant Partners |
A Time of Challenge
(February 09) |
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David Dickson
Director
SciDev.Net |
Is it time to rethink intellectual property laws?
¿Hora de
reconsiderar leyes de propiedad intelectual? |
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INIA Chile
Tierra adentro No. 81
Noviembre-Deciembre 2008 |
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ADN-Fingerprint (Huella digital de ADN): Nueva
herramienta de apoyo al comercio legal de semilla de
papa
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Technología Clearfield en trigo
- Riego por
goteo en cultivo de melón |
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INIA Chile
Tierra adentro No. 80
Julio-Agosto 2008 |
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Variedades aptas para el mercado
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Chile está integrado a iniciativa mundial de
secuenciación del genoma de la papa
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Consorcio tecnolólogico de la papa vio la luz
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Las variedades de papa chilenas tienen un gran
potencial en Estados Unidos
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Red de alerta temprana para el tizón tardio de la
papa
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Impacto de la tecnologia GTT en el cultivo de papa |
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INIA Chile
Tierra adentro No. 79
Mayo-Junio 2008 |
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años al servicio de la agricultural nacional
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Transgénia y agricultura orgánica: ¿Pueden
coexistir?
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Una mirada hacia la empresa hortícola de Chile
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Arveja proteaginosa y sus posibilidades en
alimentación animal |
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John Heaton
Senior Agricultural Biologist
California Department of Food and Agriculture
Nursery, Seed and Cotton
Program |
What the small-time sellers of
seed need to know before they sell seed in
California |
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Dr. Kent
Bradford
Academic Director
Seed Biotechnology Center
University of California, Davis |
A Tale of
Two Futures for Seed Biotechnology |
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Dr. Kent
Bradford
Academic Director
Seed Biotechnology Center
University of California, Davis
Dr Hiroyuki Nonogaki
Department of Horticulture
Oregon State University
Corvallis, Oregon |
Seed
development, dormancy and germination |
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Dirk Inzé
Vice-President and Scientific Director
European Plant Science Organization
VIB Department
of Plant Systems Biology, UGent, Belgium |
An ever-growing
role for plant sciences
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Richard
Symes
Broker
Tattner Kackenzie Ltd. |
Seedsmen's professional liability
Types of claims experienced
by Lloyd's policy holders
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Robynne M. Anderson
Publisher
Issues Ink/Germination/Seed World |
Shooting for a goal |
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François Burgaud
Director, External Relations, GNIS
(France's National Inter-Professional
Association for Seeds and Plants) |
Rights for
farmers or farmers' rights?
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Charles Pick
Business
Development Manager
DNA LandMarks Inc. |
Marker-assisted breeding comes of
age |
Dr. Edward Mabaya
Research
Associate
Department of Applied Economics and Management (AEM)
Cornell University |
Strengthening Africa’s private seed sector
to serve smallholder farmers |
Allen Van Deynze
Senior Scientist
Seed Biotechnology Center
University of California Davis |
Seed Biotechnology Center
provides input on international biotechnology regulations |
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Robynne M. Anderson
Publisher and Editor
Issues Ink/Germination |
Making research a
priority |
