Knappe Knollen
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21248/palmengarten.2584Abstract
In einigen Ländern haben Lebensmittel aus Orchideen lange Tradition. Die Nachfrage nach Orchideenknollen ist in manchen Regionen so hoch, dass der illegale Handel floriert. Nachhaltige Ernte- und Anbaupraktiken könnten helfen, das Überleben der Pflanzen zu sichern.
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