International demand for the uniquely spiky cactus family has brought them far beyond their desert homes. However, because of their appeal and medicinal potential, many species of cacti are endangered. The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, or CITES, has set extensive guidelines on how this plant family can be traded.
This guide walks readers through the regulations, detailing the major groups of cacti in trade, their distribution, conservation status, use, and likelihood of illegal trade. Intended for enforcement agencies, commercial nurserymen, traders, collectors and amateur growers, CITES and Cacti includes identification tips and a fully illustrated PowerPoint that can serve as a training presentation, complete with speaker’s notes.
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H. Noel McGough is part of the Conventions and Policy Team at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
Lucy Garrett is a researcher based at the University of East Anglia, UK.
Giulia Sajeva is an ethnobiologist based at the University of Palermo in Italy.
Jonas Lüthy is part of the CITES Management Authority of Switzerland in Bern.
Maurice Tse-Laurence is part of the CITES Management Authority of Switzerland in Bern.
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Quarto, paperback,84 pp.,colour photographs, CD-ROM. This guide covers the widely traded cactus family and how it is regulated by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). The text is written for the non-expert and the guide explores the major groups of cacti in trade, their distribution, conservation status, use and levels of trade as well as the likelihood of illegal trade. All CITES Appendix I taxa are covered in detail and a wide selection of the Appendix II taxa. Major exemptions from CITES regulations are also outlined, including cacti not covered by CITES. The guide includes a fully illustrated PowerPoint training presentation with comprehensive speaker notes on CD-ROM. Seller Inventory # 35270
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