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World Vegetable Center

GBIF publisher since
26 June 2018

Description

The World Vegetable Center (WorldVeg) is a non-profit, autonomous international agricultural research center with headquarters in Taiwan and regional offices in Thailand, India, Benin, Mali, and Tanzania. WorldVeg conducts research and development to realize the potential of vegetables for healthier lives and more resilient livelihoods. The WorldVeg genebank in Taiwan is one of the largest international genebanks of vegetable genetic resources. The genebank unit keeps the seeds alive of the genebank accessions for vegetable improvement and development of new vegetables, and to conserve the basis for food and nutrition security of future generations.

Contacts

POINT_OF_CONTACT
Maarten van Zonneveld
Telephone: +886-0900-620-553
email: maarten.vanzonneveld@worldveg.org
World Vegetable Center
60 Yi-Min Liao
Shanhua
74151
Tainan
TW
email: info@worldveg.org
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