phytogenetic

This results in the building, at about 1-3 centimeters (cm) per year, of phytogenetic travertine (calcareous tufa) barriers which have created lakes of various sizes linked by cascades and waterfalls, some up to 25 m in height.

Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia 2008

Due to the proximity to Africa, its unique level phytogenetic diversity is close to that of continental ecosystems and it has the most diverse high-mountain ecosystem of any Atlantic island.

Teide National Park, Spain 2008

The PAP urged African states to reinforce national laws on the dissemination, storage, marketing and use of plant material, and requested the African Union (AU) to create a phytogenetic (plant genetic) bank.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2005

Modern biotechnology could constitute a path for economic development and the fulfillment of many food, energy, and health needs of South countries, which possess ecosystems with the greatest biodiversity and the majority of the so-called centers of phytogenetic diversity.

Fidel Castro Issues `Message' to UNCED 1992

Different initiatives by the FAO aimed at protecting free access to the phytogenetic resources have interfered with the interests of multinational corporations and the industrialized countries.

Fidel Castro Issues `Message' to UNCED 1992

These updated data will include more extensive phytogenetic and molecular response data on Ponatnib as well as duration of response to therapy.

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