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You are here: Home Resource Finder Media Scientists choose cryopreservation to store plant material for decades
Scientists choose cryopreservation to store plant material for decades
December 2021
Some of New Zealand’s native plants are undergoing cryopreservation freezing as scientists explore conservation techniques that could protect at-risk species for future generations. RNZ spoke to Conservation & Restoration’s Jayanthi Nadarajan (Plant & Food Research) about this research.