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Collection Preservation Overview: Cryopreservation Progress and Research Developments in Genetic Resources

Learn about cryopreservation progress, collection sizes, monitoring tests, Svalbard shipments, and genetic resource research at National Center for Genetic Resources Preservation. Explore the history, statistics, and future plans for preserving genetic plant materials.

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Collection Preservation Overview: Cryopreservation Progress and Research Developments in Genetic Resources

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  1. CGC Chairs Meeting, 2013David Dierig, Research LeaderNational Center for Genetic Resources Preservation (PAGRPRU)

  2. Collection Size (10/31/2013)

  3. Individual Collection Sizes

  4. NPGS sites % backed up at NCGRP

  5. NCGRP 5 year history Germination and Monitor Tests

  6. 5 year history of Svalbard Shipments83,784 total NPGS samples

  7. FY13 Clonal Collections in Cryopreservation CryoVeg FY13 sum

  8. NPGS Accessions in Cryopreservation as of 9/30/13 NPGS has ca. 30,000 clonal accessions (5.3 % in the total No. of acc. of 562,559; GRIN 040513) Cryopreserved at PAGRPRU: 4,037 accessions 13.5 % of all clonal accessions, 5.6 % via shoot tips, 7.9 % via DB

  9. FY14 Clonal Collections for Applied Cryo FY 14 ‘Research’ Species

  10. Visit to NCGRP by Secretary VilsackNovember 6, 2013

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