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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
We Propose to Collect Seed of Three Endangered Species That Have Recommendations in Recovery Plans and or 5-YEAR Reviews to Establish Ex Situ Seed Collections at Center for Plant Conservation Approved Seed Banks. We Have Identified Monterey Gilia (gilia Tenuiflora SSP. Tenuiflora Endangered, Vfwo Promoting Recovery Species), Scotts Valley Spineflower (chorizanthe Robusta Var. Hartwegii Endangered), and Robust Spineflower (chorizanthe Robusta Var. Robusta Endangered) as Species in Need of Establishing Conservation Seed Banks or Establishing New Accessions From Unique Populations to Increase Redundancy and Representation in Ex Situ Seed Banks. the New Accessions Will Be Housed at the California Botanic Garden Which Is an Institution With the Largest Conservation Seed Bank of California Flora Specializing in Evaluating and Maintaining Conservation Seed Banks.
Committed
$22,805
Paid out
$19.8K
87%
Committed, not yet paid
$3.0K
13%
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