What does SCRI stand for?

Scottish Crop Research Institute (formerly Scottish Horticultural Research Institute, United Kingdom)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Researchers hope the potato genome will lead to a major breakthrough in their ability to develop varieties resistant to late blight and other diseases, according to the Scottish Crop Research Institute, another consortium member.

International research team cracks potato genome

The study is being conducted by the Macaulay Land Use Research Institute in Aberdeen and the Scottish Crop Research Institute (SCRI) in Dundee.

New census - for worms

Greenvale, which worked the Scottish Crop Research Institute to develop the potato, believe the Mayan Gold has the same taste as the first potato presented to Queen Elizabeth 1 by Sir Walter Raleigh in 1597.

FARM AND COUNTRY: Return of a potato fit for a queen

The exotic yellow-skinned Mayan Gold, which has its roots in the foothills of Peru, but has been adapted over 15 years by the Scottish Crop Research Institute to suit our hardier climes.

Planters' punch; Gardening news

99 Hardcover QK644 Director of the Scottish Crop Research Institute in Dundee, Gregory is a specialist on roots.

Plant Roots: Their Growth, Activity, and Interaction with Soils

Among the newly-available organic potato selection are two Scottish varieties, Eve Balfour and Lady Balfour, which have been bred by the Scottish Crop Research Institute.

It's chips to the common potato

The as yet unnamed variety is the second of two varieties bred on behalf of Advanta Seeds at the Scottish Crop Research Institute near Dundee.

Ploughing on