The Future of Food – Food Substitute Pills

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International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT)
Published on
21.01.20
Challenges
Biodiversity

Seed banks, like the one at CIMMYT’s headquarters in Mexico, are part of planning for the future of food. CIMMYT protects the biodiversity of maize and wheat with more than 30,000 samples of maize and 150,000 of wheat.

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