Practice abstract of GO Mikogest

Implement a dynamic management system to ensure the sustainability of the use of the mycological resource and its traceability in the value chain, through the quantification of the productivity of producing habitats and the establishment of management criteria.

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  • Spain
Автори
  • Raquel Puntero García
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  • Communication
  • Dissemination
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11-01-2021
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Spanish
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