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Describes the way foods have changed in the past and now in the present using the new genetic tools, using tacticle, visually striking and informative modules.
Partial funding provided by the American Society of Plant Biologists. Design by B. Alonso.
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Describes importance of plant variation to the future of foods and how and why plants have changed over time. Composed of tactile, visually attractive interchangeable modules.
Partial funding provided by the American Society of Plant Biologists. Design by B. Alonso. |
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Created by Kent Bradford and Jamie Shattuck at the Seed Biotechnology Center at UC Davis, and designed by Peggy Lemaux and Barbara Alonso. Describes how biotechnology can improve agricultural sustainability. Composed of tactile, visually attractive interchangeable modules.
Powerpoint available for download, which contains all the modules. Can be used for presentations. Partial funding provided by the American Society of Plant Biologists. Design by B. Alonso. |
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Based on educational display on genetics and foods, these “baseball” cards and the displays are available for teachers. Each cards is based on a display module and can be used in the classroom and beyond. Available in both English and Spanish.
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A teacher handout, "Fun & Games with Foods & Genetics", also available in Spanish, provides activities that can be used in conjunction with the "baseball" cards.
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Display and accompanying cards are available on loan. Please click 
Display and accompanying cards (available in 
Display and accompanying cards are available on loan. Please click 
