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IN SITU CONSERVATION OF MEDICINAL PLANT GENETIC RESOURCES IN LITHUANIA * Procedure Seed (genetic) plots are selected by the crop-specific Coordinating Centres (there are 5 of them including the Centre for Medicinal and Aromatic plant genetic resources, based at the Institute of Botany). Lists of the selected plots are submitted for the approval to the Permanent Committee on National PGR, which in turn reports to the Ministry of Environment 高压油管 金属软管 液压接头 * Rules for selection Seed (genetic) plots are to be selected on a state-owned land. General selection criteria: biological, ecological, genetic, social and economic value of species; each being scored on 5-point scale, and an average score calculated. Crop-specific criteria are to be prepared by each Coordinating Centre respectively. The baseline information provided shall include: species name(s), exact place, motivation of selection. Seed (genetic) plots are to be selected in different natural areas. * Seed (genetic) plots were singled out based on the following criteria: – number of target species and quantity of resources, – distinctive properties of target species populations, – position of a plot with respect to local eco-geographical conditions, – plot delimitation conditions/clearness. * * * Ramson or Bear’s Garlic * Heath, lingonberry, arnica, etc. * Handling and protection of plots According to the Regulations: Handling and protection of seed (genetic) plots is the responsibility of the administrator of the land, where the plots are located. Use of pesticides (with some exceptions), construction of roads, parkings, changing of water regime are prohibited. Recommendations for the handling, protection and management of the plots are provided by the Coordinating Centre. * Gaps and shortcomings Annual and biennial plants are omitted in the Regulations for seed (genetic) plots. Only state-owned land is taken into account in the Regulations when selecting seed (genetic) plots. Lack of compatibility