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Pro-Wild - Protect and promote Crop Wild Relatives

Pro-Wild protects and promotes wild relatives of wheat, sugar beet, and oilseed rape, harnessing their valuable traits like heat tolerance and pest resistance. The project involves 19 partners from 11 countries and is co-funded by the EU, UK, and Switzerland.

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CREA is seeking a researcher to join its genomics and bioinformatics team

The Council for Agricultural Research and Economics (CREA) in Italy is recruiting a researcher for a…

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Pro-Wild project featured on SustainabilityOnline.net

Jacques Le Gouis, coordinator of the Pro-Wild project, discusses how the use of crop wild relatives…

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FruitDiv Project presented to Pro-Wild consortium at their kick-off meeting

The sister project FruitDiv was presented at Pro-Wild’s kick-off meeting in September. Potential…

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Protecting genetic resources: essential strategies for biodiversity

Protecting agricultural genetic resources is essential for ensuring resilience and sustainability in…

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COUSIN project presented at the Pro-Wild kick-off meeting

At the recent Pro-Wild kick-off meeting, Christian Schöb, coordinator of the COUSIN project, gave an…

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European project "Pro-Wild" to protect and promote crop wild relatives launched

A ground-breaking European initiative, "Pro-Wild," has officially commenced with the aim of…

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