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English: To increase the genetic diversity of U.S. corn, the Germplasm Enhancement for Maize (GEM) project seeks to combine exotic germplasm, such as this unusually colored and shaped maize from Latin America, with domestic corn lines.

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Last Modified: 05/23/2006

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	2005-nî 6-goe̍h 13-ji̍t (pài-it) 03:50		1,153 × 768（195 KB）	Shizhao	To increase the genetic diversity of U.S. corn, the Germplasm Enhancement for Maize (GEM) project seeks to combine exotic germplasm, such as this unusually colored and shaped maize from Latin America, with domestic corn lines. USDA photo by Keith Weller.