Strategies and Guidelines for the Conservation of the Genetic Resources of Ulmus Spp. Collin, E. In Turok, J., Eriksson, G., Russel, K., & Borelli, S., editors, Noble Hardwoods Network: Report of the Fourth Meeting, 4-6 September 1999, Gmunden, Austria and the Fifth Meeting, 17-19 May 2001, Blessington, Ireland, pages 50–67. Bioversity International. ![Strategies and Guidelines for the Conservation of the Genetic Resources of Ulmus Spp. [pdf]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/pdf.svg "pdf")
Paper abstract bibtex Why should gene conservation of elms be treated differently from that of other common Noble Hardwood species? The sole answer that readily comes to mind is: ” because elms are endangered species, due to Dutch elm disease”. As a matter of fact, the two Dutch elm disease (DED) pandemics that spread across Europe this century have caused dramatic mortality in elm populations, and the disease still represents a great threat for each individual elm tree. However, the statement that ” elms are endangered species” needs to be scrutinized and the situation of each elm species must be considered separately. Factors of importance in elm gene conservation must be discussed before practical recommendations for the implementation of elm gene conservation can be made, in the light of the principles and methods defined for the other common Noble Hardwoods.
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