Titlebook: Local Knowledge, Intellectual Property and Agricultural Innovation; Michael Blakeney,Kadambot H. M. Siddique Book 2020 Springer Nature Sin

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Traditional Rice Cultivation in Kerala,fit-sharing claims in relation to the varieties which have been registered. They have tended to confuse the registration of geographical indications with the registration of farmers’ varieties. This suggests, as a first step, the necessity for awareness raising about the purposes of both pieces of legislation with Indian farmers.

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Local Knowledge and Climate Change Adaptation,ogether with the role of cultural factors in the adoption of those species. It concludes with an examination of the combination of local knowledge with scientific knowledge in dealing with climate change.

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Introduction,f local knowledge in agricultural innovation and its relationship to scientific knowledge and the Green Revolution. The chapter also examines the role of local knowledge in the protection of geographical indications and in the conservation of seed.

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Intellectual Property and Agricultural Innovation, agriculture. It considers those intellectual property laws which are most relevant to agricultural innovation: plant variety rights, patents, geographical indications and trade secrets. It concludes with a consideration of the impacts of biodiversity laws upon agriculture.

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Plant Variety Rights and Food Security,POV and its relationship with the WTO TRIPS Agreement. It explores the impact on plant variety protection of the recent development in some patent laws which allow for the patenting of plant breeding methods. Plant variety protection in developing countries is discussed, as well as the environmental