A seed bank preserves dried seeds by storing them at a very low temperature. Spores and pteridophytes are conserved in seed banks, but other seedless plants, such as tuber crops, cannot be preserved this way.
Seed banks safeguard dried seeds by storing them at a very low temperature. Additionally, spores and pteridophytes are preserved in seed banks, but other types of plants that reproduce without seeds, such as tuber crops, are not suitable for preservation through this process.