Plant barcoding to protect biodiversity

21 July 2019
Bangkok Post
Biodiversity
Bedo / DNA barcoding / Plant barcoding / plant biodiversity

Thailand has adopted a DNA barcoding system in order to protect herbal plant species.

The Biodiversity-based Economy Development Office (Bedo) is in the process of applying the barcoding system to identify the origin of herbal plants, fruit trees, and related species to preserve ecological biodiversity.

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