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The Programme for Diversity of Cultivated Plants

Color photo of garden irises in bloom on "The call for perennial's" trial field. In the foreground is an iris with yellow flowers and behind it an iris with bright purple flowers.

Inventories of old garden plants

During ten years, a national inventory took place aiming at mapping and collecting unique plant genetic resources. Plant groups included vegetables incl. root crops, perennials, ornamental trees and bushes, bulbous plants incl. those producing corms, fruit trees and berries, roses, hops, vegetatively propagated kitchen plants, and many others. Read more ...
Published: 28 January 2021 - Page editor: Linnea.Oskarsson@slu.se

The Programme for Diversity of Cultivated Plants

Coordinators: Helena Persson, helena.m.persson@slu.se +46 (0)73-532 84 92

Postal address: The Programme for Diversity of Cultivated Plants, P.O. Box 190, 234 22 Lomma, Sweden

Visting address: Pomonavägen 4, Alnarp

Jens Weibull, jens.weibull@jordbruksverket.se, +46 (0)70-573 22 48

Postal address: Swedish Board of Agriculture, Österleden 165, 261 51 Landskrona, Sweden

Visiting address: Swedish Board of Agriculture, Österleden 165, 261 51 Landskrona, Sweden

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