Seeds of World's Rarest Trees and Crops Can't Be Banked

Seed banks literally 'bank' seeds for our future. But a new study found not all seeds can be properly stored. HowStuffWorks looks at what this means.
Seed banks like the Svalbard Vault in Norway are saving seeds for our future. But a new study found not all seeds can be banked.

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