Genebank management: Super-spreader curbed by phytosanitary policies

Summary

Phytosanitary matters are an essential part of genebank management, even though it sometimes hampers making diversity available. By adhering to the rules and by setting up phytosanitary policies, the risks of spreading diseases can be minimized.
By maintaining good contact with national plant protection organisations, genebanks can promptly address problems with phytosanitary regulations and
help improve them.