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269, Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics. University of California, Berkeley.
Fowler, Cary, 1994: Unnatural Selection: Technology, Politics and Plant Evolution. Gordon and
Breach Science Publishers, Yverdon.
Fowler, Cary, Pat Mooney, 1990: Shattering: Food, Politics, and the Loss of Genetic Diversity.
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Frankel, O.H., 1.1. Burdon, W.1. Peacock, 1995: Landraces in transit. The threat perceived. In:
Diversity, II, pp.: 14-15.
Freeman, AM., 1991: Valuing Environmental Resources under Alternative Management
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Frese, Lothar, 1996: Personal Communication. Braunschweig Genetic Resources Centre
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Vision in Agricultural Research. Issues in Agriculture 12. CGIAR, Washington, D.C.
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Gardens to the Conservation of Biodiversity and Genetic Resources - Assessment and
Development Concept. Homepage ofGABG.