Ongoing projects on GIS applied to plant genetic resources 
    management

These are some of the projects in which we are applying GIS. As results are generated, we will make them available here. In the meantime, for more information, contact Luigi Guarino:

Atlases of wild crop relatives in Paraguay and Bolivia
   FAN
   USDA

Planning Capsicum germplasm collecting in Paraguay

   Direccion de Parques Nacionales y Vida Silvestre
   USDA

Priority setting for wild peanuts conservation in Bolivia
   FAN
   USDA

Geographic patterns of morphological variation in Andean roots and tubers

   National programmes in Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia
   CIP

Ecogeography of wild peanuts in South America
   ICRISAT

Effect of climate change on wild peanuts and other genepools in South America and Africa
   ICRISAT
   CIAT

Ecogeography of wild tuber-bearing Solanum in the Americas

   CIP
   USDA

Ecogeographical adaptation of Andean Passiflora
   CIRAD

Ecogeography and patterns of variation in Central American Sapotaceae

   National programmes in Central America
   Universidad San Carlos, Guatemala

Ecogeography of fruit trees in South-East Asia (ADB Tropical Fruit Tree Project)

   National programmes in 10 countries in SE Asia

Ecogeography and genetic erosion risk of wild cotton in Africa

Ecogeography of wild rice in southern Africa

Patterns of genetic diversity and genetic erosion in an Amazonian watershed

   INIA, Peru
   CIAT
   ZARDI

Geographic patterns of variation in coconut worldwide
   COGENT

Ecogeography and genetic diversity of Phaseolus lunatus in Costa Rica

   Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica
   Universite Gembloux

Ecogeography and genetic diversity of Stylosanthes spp and Colletotrichum in Mexico

UNAM
Université Catholique de Louvain
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

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