1 What is a seed bank and why is it important for a country to have one? 2. What is the "Doomsday Seed Bank"? How is it different from other seed banks? 3 Where is this doomsday seed bank located? Why do you think this location was selected? 4. What famous American has invested money in this seed bank? 5 This seed bank has already been used- what event caused the seed bank to open and distribute seeds?
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A seed bank is a facility that stores and preserves seeds from various plant species. It is important for a country to have one because it helps to conserve the genetic diversity of plants, which is essential for maintaining food security and adapting to changing Show more…
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