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Terrestrial orchid conservation in the age of extinction
Annals of Botany · 2009 · Vol. 104(3) · pp. 543–556
N Swarts✉(Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority)Kingsley W. Dixon(University of Western Australia)
Abstract
In response to threats to orchid species, integrated conservation approaches have been adopted (including ex situ and translocation principles) in the SWAFR with the result that a significant, multidisciplinary approach is under development to facilitate conservation of some of the most threatened taxa and build expertise to carry out assisted migration to new sites. Here the past two decades of orchid conservation research in the SWAFR and the role of research-based approaches for managing effective orchid conservation in a global biodiversity hotspot are reviewed.
Plant and animal studiesBotany, Ecology, and Taxonomy StudiesEcology and Vegetation Dynamics StudiesBiologyExtinction (optical mineralogy)EcologyPaleontology
MeSH terms
Conservation of Natural ResourcesGerminationOrchidaceaeMycorrhizaeBiodiversityExtinction, Biological
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