Russian scientists will preserve the diversity of berry crops thanks to the bioresource collection

Published Nov 16, 2023

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A testing site for forest berry plants has been established in Moscow to preserve the gene pool of high-value plant species and reduce import dependence on domestic market. The site contains various species of forest berries, including highbush blueberries, lingonberries, cranberries, and cloudberries. The goal is to create a genetic bank and propagate these plants using cell and tissue culture to provide healthy planting material to domestic producers.
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A variety testing site for forest berry plants was established in Moscow on the territory of the Dendrological Garden named after R.I. Schroeder. Scientific work is carried out within the framework of the activities of the National Center for Medical Sciences “Agricultural Technologies of the Future”. To preserve the gene pool of high-value plant species and reduce import dependence in planting material and fruit products of forest berry plants on the domestic market, it was decided at the Timiryazev Academy to create its own bioresource collection. For this purpose, highbush blueberries (mainly American varieties, but there are also varieties of Australian, New Zealand and Polish selection), Russian varieties of angustifolia blueberries, as well as semi-high hybrid varieties of American and Swedish selection, domestic varieties of common lingonberry, swamp cranberry and large-fruited cranberries, arctic princelings of Finnish, Swedish and Russian selection, cloudberries of ...
Source: Agronovosti

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