@article{49795,
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/49795},
      title = {Seminar on the Role of Plant Breeding and Plant Variety  Protection in Enabling Agriculture to Mitigate and Adapt to  Climate Change.},
      abstract = {Climate change is increasingly affecting everyone around  the world: farmers, breeders and consumers. Effects are  biotic (new pests and diseases) and abiotic (heat, drought,  rain, seasonal changes). A range of strategies is needed to  respond to the challenges. Plant breeding has a vital role  to play in these strategies; farmers need new plant  varieties to adapt to climate change but also to  sustainably increase productivity in order to minimize  climate change. Plant breeding is a long-term process that  requires long-term investment from public institutions and  from private companies. Plant breeders need a regulatory  environment that promotes innovation and supports the  conservation and utilization of genetic resources. The UPOV  system enables plant breeders to provide farmers with the  varieties they will need to feed the world in the face of  climate change.},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.34667/tind.49795},
      recid = {49795},
      pages = {484 pages ;},
}