Agriculture Reference
In-Depth Information
the breeding programs for specifi c purposes. With the respect to the con-
cept of viable agriculture and giving preference to biodiversity, intensify-
ing and supporting such breeding programs at the Institutes becomes a
necessity. The tendency of developing a new concept of agricultural pro-
duction and greater consumption of healthy plants and their derivatives in
human diet requires the existence of a broad range of vegetable varieties.
It is of considerable importance to change the method of organizing the
agricultural production, as well as passing new laws that would support
and facilitate the introduction of the concept of viable development of the
agro-system. The Institute for Vegetable Crops in Smederevska Palanka
possesses a large collection of germplasm of vegetable varieties, which
enables selecting the donors with favourable genes for some specific
traits. This represents the basis for planning and modeling the ideotypes of
vegetable varieties.
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