The Buzau-based Plant Genetic Resource Bank (BRGV) has been equipped with a GPS-type device that will allow experts to map the plants in the spontaneous flora in order to monitor over time the protected, unique species such as the edelweiss, the yellow woodland tulip, the mountain carnation, peonies or medicinal plants with special properties, informs Agerpres.
According to the BRGV, the said GPS system is capable of recording the coordinates of a certain plant under analysis, with the results being then centralized in a computer for the…
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