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Accession is the common term given to an individual sample in a gene bank, such as a distinct species or variety.
Accession is the common term given to an individual sample in a gene bank, such as a distinct species or variety.


In plants, it is possible to unfreeze the material and propagate it, however, in animals, a living female is required for [[artificial insemination]]. While it is often difficult to use frozen animal sperm and eggs, there are many examples of it being done successfully.
In plants, it is possible to unfreeze the material and propagate it, however, in animals, a living female is required for [[artificial insemination]]. While it is often difficult to use frozen animal sperm and eggs, there are many examples of it being done successfully. GO poo


In an effort to conserve [[agricultural biodiversity]], gene banks are used to store and conserve the [[plant genetic resources]] of major crop plants and their [[crop wild relatives]]. There are many gene banks all over the world, with the [[Svalbard Global Seed Vault]] being probably the most famous one.<ref>On practical and theoretical differences between a storage and a gene bank, see [[Nicole C. Karafyllis]] (ed.): ''Theorien der Lebendsammlung. Pflanzen, Mikroben und Tiere als Biofakte in Genbanken'' (in German), Freiburg: Karl Alber 2018 (''Lebenswissenschaften im Dialog'' Vol. 25) {{ISBN|978-3-495-48975-8}}</ref>
In an effort to conserve [[agricultural biodiversity]], gene banks are used to store and conserve the [[plant genetic resources]] of major crop plants and their [[crop wild relatives]]. There are many gene banks all over the world, with the [[Svalbard Global Seed Vault]] being probably the most famous one.<ref>On practical and theoretical differences between a storage and a gene bank, see [[Nicole C. Karafyllis]] (ed.): ''Theorien der Lebendsammlung. Pflanzen, Mikroben und Tiere als Biofakte in Genbanken'' (in German), Freiburg: Karl Alber 2018 (''Lebenswissenschaften im Dialog'' Vol. 25) {{ISBN|978-3-495-48975-8}}</ref>
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