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Applicability of traceability systems for CITES-listed medicinal and ornamental plants (Appendices II and III)
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Heiner Lehr, Lorena Jaramillo, Bonapas Onguglo
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United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)   ABSCH-ORG-SCBD-207510-1
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2017-01
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This report presents the main findings and recommendations from two UNCTAD studies on assessing the traceability systems of non-timber plant species (ornamental and medicinal plants) under CITES Appendices II and III.
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