Contents

• Home

  • Imprint
  • Symposium safe

• Wild Celery Network

  • Genetic Reserves for Wild Celery

  • Background

  • Coordination Unit

  • Networking

  • FAQs

    • FAQ‘S
    • Why and how is Germany committed to the protection of wild plants for food and agriculture?
    • Why was wild celery chosen for a genetic conservation network?
    • What is a "genetic reserve"?
    • Why is it necessary to establish these areas? Are these not also covered by nature conservation?
    • Do the establishments of genetic reserves have legal consequences for the use of such areas?
    • How are the wild celery species in Germany?
    • Are there any cross-connections to the ex situ conservation of wild celery?
    • Why is in situ conservation needed alongside ex situ conservation?
    • Could the wild celery species in any way play a breeding role in the future?

• Species

  • Wild Celery Species

  • Apium graveolens subsp. graveolens

  • Helosciadium repens

  • Helosciadium nodiflorum

  • Helosciadium inundatum

• Pilot Project

  • Key Data

  • Aim

  • Project Realization

  • Symposium

  • Further Information

• Contact

• Media releases