Nuts

Seed banking is a conservation method used to preserve nuts and other plant seeds for future use. It involves storing dried, viable seeds under controlled conditions to maintain their genetic diversity and prevent extinction.

How It Works:

1. Collection – Nuts or seeds are gathered from healthy trees.


2. Drying – Seeds are dried to reduce moisture content, preventing mold and decay.


3. Storage – Seeds are kept in cold storage (-18°C or lower) to slow down aging and maintain viability.


4. Monitoring – Periodic germination tests ensure seeds remain healthy.


5. Replanting – When needed, stored seeds can be used to restore forests or improve biodiversity.

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