Strengthening the Global Native Seed Supply Chain for Ecological Restoration

Simone Pedrini; Danilo Urzedo; Nancy Shaw; Jack Zinnen; Giles Laverack; Paul Gibson-Roy

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-25412-3_12

Strengthening the Global Native Seed Supply Chain for Ecological Restoration

Simone Pedrini, Danilo Urzedo, Nancy Shaw, Jack Zinnen, Giles Laverack, Paul Gibson-Roy

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Abstract

A global push to restore degraded terrestrial ecosystems requires an enormous and ever-increasing quantity of native seeds. Unfortunately, in most cases, such precious resources are not available in the quantity, quality and diversity required to support such restoration efforts. Limitations to seed supply have been identified in many countries, and numerous public and private initiatives of varied scope and magnitude have embarked on the journey of addressing the issues currently crippling the native seed supply chain. This chapter presents Case Studies of five prominent native seed supply systems that have developed independently in different parts of the World (Brazil, Western United States, Midwest United States, Europe and Australia) in the hope of providing useful guidance and inspiration for the improvement of existing and emerging native seed markets.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Ecological Restoration
Subtitle of host publication	Moving Forward Using Lessons Learned
Editors	Singarayer Florentine, Paul Gibson-Roy, Kingsley Wayne Dixon, Linda Broadhurst
Place of Publication	Switzerland
Publisher	Springer International Publishing Switzerland
Chapter	12
Pages	437-472
Number of pages	36
Edition	1
ISBN (Electronic)	9783031254123
ISBN (Print)	9783031254116
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-25412-3_12
Publication status	E-pub ahead of print - 15 Jun 2023
Externally published	Yes

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Pedrini, S., Urzedo, D., Shaw, N., Zinnen, J., Laverack, G., & Gibson-Roy, P. (2023). Strengthening the Global Native Seed Supply Chain for Ecological Restoration. In S. Florentine, P. Gibson-Roy, K. Wayne Dixon, & L. Broadhurst (Eds.), Ecological Restoration: Moving Forward Using Lessons Learned (1 ed., pp. 437-472). Springer International Publishing Switzerland. Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-25412-3_12

Pedrini, Simone ; Urzedo, Danilo ; Shaw, Nancy et al. / Strengthening the Global Native Seed Supply Chain for Ecological Restoration. Ecological Restoration: Moving Forward Using Lessons Learned. editor / Singarayer Florentine ; Paul Gibson-Roy ; Kingsley Wayne Dixon ; Linda Broadhurst. 1. ed. Switzerland : Springer International Publishing Switzerland, 2023. pp. 437-472

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Ecological Restoration: Moving Forward Using Lessons Learned. ed. / Singarayer Florentine; Paul Gibson-Roy; Kingsley Wayne Dixon; Linda Broadhurst. 1. ed. Switzerland: Springer International Publishing Switzerland, 2023. p. 437-472.

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Pedrini S, Urzedo D, Shaw N, Zinnen J, Laverack G, Gibson-Roy P. Strengthening the Global Native Seed Supply Chain for Ecological Restoration. In Florentine S, Gibson-Roy P, Wayne Dixon K, Broadhurst L, editors, Ecological Restoration: Moving Forward Using Lessons Learned. 1 ed. Switzerland: Springer International Publishing Switzerland. 2023. p. 437-472 Epub 2023 Jun 15. doi: 10.1007/978-3-031-25412-3_12

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