4. Our business: the diversity of knowledge at the heart of the research process

4.1 At the heart of our work: cultivated biodiversity

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4.1.1 Lack of varieties adapted to AB: meeting between farmers and researchers

Varietal diversity has been the initial question and the common thread running through all our research work. Seed is a key element in agricultural systems, and the history of seed and plant breeding is a reflection of society itself.

Agriculture has kept pace with the industrial revolution, with the separation of agricultural trades.

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