THE INTERNATIONAL CACTI TRADE: AN INVESTIGATION OF THE WORLDWIDE WEB

Authors

  • M. Sajeva

Abstract

The CITES convention aims to regulate the international trade in endangered fauna and flora species to ensure their sustainable use. CITES addresses this issue by monitoring international trade by a systems of import and export permits (Smith et al. 2011; Sajeva e Carimi, 2007).

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2018-11-13

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Vol. 73 (2011): 106.mo Congresso Nazionale della Societa' Botanica Italiana

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