Forest Bioresources Department
Forest Bioinformation Division aims to develop efficient strategies for conservation, sustainable use and development of forest genetic resources.
Forest Bioinformation and in situ conservation of forest genetic resources
Our research aims to develop more efficient strategies for in situ conservation of forest genetic resources.
- Building bigdata for forest bioinformation
Building bigdata for forest bioinformation
- Genetic diversity assessment for conservation of forest genetic resources
Genetic diversity assessment for conservation of forest genetic resources
- Genetic diversity monitoring for management of forest genetic resources and protected areas
Genetic diversity monitoring for management of forest genetic resources and protected areas
Ex situ conservation and genetic restoration of forest genetic resources
Our research aims to characterize physiological conditions for long-term storage of germplasms and determine optimal sampling size for ex situ conservation.
- Seed non-destructive vitality assessement
Seed non-destructive vitality assessement
- Selection of materials for genetic restoration of the korean fir
Selection of materials for genetic restoration of the korean fir
- Building and monitoring of restoration site of the Korean fir
Building and monitoring of restoration site of the Korean fir