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The rote of botanic gardens.

Subjects: BOTANICAL gardens; HORTICULTURE; PLANT conservationBOTANIC Gardens Conservation International (Organization)

• Source: Botanic Gardens: Using Biodiversity to Improve Human Well-Being; 2006, p6-9, 4p

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Tenders Info Reports 03-09-2020: Korea, Republic of.

Subjects: LETTING of contracts; REQUESTS for proposals (Public contracts); PLANT conservationSOUTH Korea

• Source: Tenders Info Reports; 3/9/2020, pN.PAG-N.PAG, 1p

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Smart Growth and Wildlife.

Subjects: PLANT species; ANIMAL species; HABITATSUNITED StatesNATIONAL Wildlife Federation

• Source: Conservation Agenda from the National Wildlife Federation; 2000, p26-28, 3p

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Conservation and Management of a Rare Carnivorous Plant, Pinguicula ionantha, in the Florida Panhandle.

• Authors : Primer, Samantha; Molano-Flores, Brenda; Coons, Janice

Subjects: CARNIVOROUS plants; BUTTERWORTS; PLANT conservation

• Source: Illinois Natural History Survey Reports; Winter2013, Issue 409, p1-8, 2p

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Endangered Species List Revisions: A Summary of Delisting and Downlisting: 98-32.

• Authors : Noecker, Robert J.

Subjects: ENDANGERED species laws; WILDLIFE conservation; PLANT conservationUNITED StatesUNITED States. Congress

• Source: Congressional Research Service: Report; 1/5/1998, p1, 0p

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Foreign Assistance Act of 1961: Authorizations and Corresponding Appropriations.

• Authors : Rennack, Dianne E.

Subjects: INTERNATIONAL economic assistance; NATIONAL security; INTERNATIONAL relationsUNITED States. Congress

• Source: Congressional Research Service: Report; 1/18/2023, preceding p1-29, 32p

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CHAPTER 2: THE SPEED AND SCALE OF CHANGE: The cultural and economic importance of indigenous plants.

• Authors : Molmou, Denise; Magassouba, Sekou; Doré, Tokpa Seny

Subjects: ECONOMIC change; SOCIAL change; SUPPLY & demand

• Source: Living Planet Report; 2022, p52-53, 2p

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CHAPTER 3: PEOPLE AND NATURE ARE INTERTWINED: THE LOSS OF NATURE IS A MATERIAL RISK FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN WELL-BEING: Seed banks as a safety net and insurance policy.

• Authors : Guarino, Luigi

Subjects: INSURANCE policies; PLANT gene banks; WELL-being

• Source: Living Planet Report; 2020, p106-107, 2p

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REFERENCES.

• Source: Living Planet Report; 2022, p106-114, 9p

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U.S. Geological Survey--Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center 2019-20 Research Activity Report.

Subjects: GEOLOGICAL surveys; LIFE sciences; PRAIRIES

• Source: U. S. Geological Survey Circular; 2021, p1-67, 67p, 83 Color Photographs

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