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Ghana secures 422 crop genetic samples in world's largest seed vault in Norway

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Ghana has deposited 422 germplasm accessions at the Svalbard Global Seed Vault in Norway to safeguard the country 39;s plant genetic resources against threats such as climate change, pests and disease outbreaks.

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