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Experiences of scientists supporting community engagement regarding crop genetic resources and the law: examples from traditionally based maize systems in North America
30 September @ 9:30 am - 10:30 am
Experiences of scientists supporting community engagement regarding crop genetic resources and the law: examples from traditionally based maize systems in North America

Presented by Daniela Soleri, Alma Piñeyro, and Emmanuel Carlos González Ortega. In situ conserved crop genetic resources (CGRs) occur in the form of native or local crop varieties, developed and cultivated by peasant/farming communities, including indigenous communities across North America. The global significance of these CGRs has led to the construction of legal frameworks regarding core issues of access, use,

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30 September @ 9:30 am - 10:30 am

Experiences of scientists supporting community engagement regarding crop genetic resources and the law: examples from traditionally based maize systems in North America

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