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I semi della biodiversità coltivata e i paradossi della loro conservazione

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Authors

Roberto Louvin

Reported year

2025

Reported language

it

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article

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Documentary abstract — original language

After operating a distinction between ‘wild’ and ‘cultivated’ biodiversity, the article defines guardianship and its primary scientific and practical applications, to provide an outline of the regulatory framework governing these activities, taking into account different forms of seed banking. The analysis of this phenomenon highlights its significant cultural value, strong connection to research activities, the risks associated with the protection of intellectual property rights, and the threats of overly-rigid regulations. Furthermore, the essay points out the perils posed by bureaucratization and increased costs. The issue of cultivated biodiversity’s guardianship reveals its high political importance in terms of safeguarding the environmental and social values at stake, and requires the adoption of integrated and differentiated solutions that counteract the drift toward an ‘indifferent food from nowhere’.

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https://openalex.org/W7107972861

DOI

10.13137/2611-2914/37538

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• Document · https://www.openstarts.units.it/handle/10077/37538

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