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World Seed Congress in Photos: Snapshots from Wednesday 

Panel Discussion: Whither the seed? The seed sector in a polarized and fragmented world

Day 3 in Rotterdam did not disappoint. Here are a few snapshots from the day.

All quiet before the General Assembly.
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