Traceability concept
Plant intelligence passports support traceability.
The plant passport layer is a controlled way to organise plant records, provenance, taxonomy, local names, ecological role, uses, propagation, threats and restoration value.
Identity
Each record should preserve scientific name, local names where known, family, habit, distribution and evidence source.
Ecology
Records can capture habitat, pollinators, associated species, restoration value, agroforestry role and climate resilience relevance.
Governance
Medicinal, nutritional or traditional-use notes must remain evidence-bounded, educational and non-prescriptive.
Passport purpose
This page does not issue legal plant passports. It describes a plant intelligence and traceability concept that can support learning, conservation and controlled documentation.