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SUMMARY:Active augmentation and recovery of rare species and native orchids – what we’re learning so far
DESCRIPTION:The recorded presentation is available on the Video page. \nPresenter: Dr. David Remucal – Curator of Endangered Plants\, Adjunct Professor University of Minnesota \nBiography: The Plant Conservation Program works to promote the conservation of rare and native plant species of Minnesota\, reaching region and nation-wide. Our focus is on individual species preservation\, with a focus on applied research and ex situ conservation. We manage a long-term seed bank for rare plants and native orchids. As part of this work\, we research the propagation of all of these species\, with special attention to the complex propagation and ecology of terrestrial orchids. Our goal is to create a rigorously scientifically-supported set of guidelines and protocols for preserving and restoring some of the most complex species which are not currently restoration material as well as develop the infrastructure to support restoration efforts with these plants with field protocols and scaled-up production of the plants. As climate change and human manipulation of the environment progresses\, this work becomes increasingly vital and must extend beyond pure basic research to application.
URL:https://mnnps.org/event/active-augmentation-and-recovery-of-rare-species-and-native-orchids-what-were-learning-so-far/
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