Interaction of farmers and gene banks - aromatic and medicinal plants in Switzerland

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Interaction of farmers and gene banks - aromatic and medicinal plants in Switzerland

Switzerland A country in the middle of Europe, made of rolling hills, lakes and high mountains

Switzerland Area: 41 000 km 2 Altitude: 195 m - 4634 m 26 cantons, 4 national languages Political system: federalism, direct democracy Forest ~30% unproductive ~25% mountains, glacier Agriculture ~24% Viticulture 0.3% Grassland ~13% Cities, infrastructures ~7% Aromatic and medicinal plants: ~250 ha ~200 growers

Location of the essential oil distillery Bassins, 722 m elevation

Historical background 1963 Joint venture of two small farmers Pierre Genevay and Karl Velan to cultivate their 30 ha land together 1972 First experiments in cultivating aromatic plants for the parfume industry ending in1975 in building a distillery in Bassins to process Salvia sclarea and Anethum nobilis 1985 Jean-Marc Genevay takes place in the company and is joined by Frederic Guenin in 2000. 2018.43 years of experience A SUCCESS STORY

The essential oil distillery of Bassins Largest essential oil distillery in Switzerland Essential oil from 20 different plants, included conifers > 50 ha crops at different altitudes for a scaled harvest time Pioneers in selection, seed production and cultural practices Research of cultivars adapted to local soil and climatic conditions Innovative on-farm experiments to develop new products 2002 Start to market own cosmetic products and essential oils

The gene bank of Switzerland Leaded by Beate Schierscher, Agroscope, Changins, Nyon (VD) Plant species Number of accessions Wheat (Triticum estivum) 5258 Spelt (Triticum spelta) 2261 Barley (Hordeum vulgare) 799 Triticale (x Triticosecale) 846 Rye (Secale cereale) 73 Mays (Zea mais) 410 Oat (Avena sativa) 45 Soya bean (Glycine max) 37 Vegetables (42 different species) 629 Forage plants 98 Aromatic and medicinal plants 381

Medicinal and aromatic plants in the Swiss national gene bank 2003 2005 National Action Plan for the conservation of genetic resources of medicinal and aromatic plants Resulted in a National inventory 381 accessions for 86 plant species Multiplication ongoing In the future most of them could join the Svalbard Global Seed Vault

Clary sage (Salvia sclarea) 1984 First accessions of aromatic and medicinal plants in the gene bank from the essential oil distillery of Bassins Clary sage (Salvia sclarea) white and blue flowers, selected by an Austrian botanist working for a flagrance and flavour company multiplied by the distillery since 1975 A WIN-WIN joint-venture The distillery regenerate regularly seeds from this species to grow on large scale and uses facilities on the gene bank to achieve this job Conservation of the seeds assumed by Agroscope Samples deposited TODAY

Parsley (Petroselinum sativum) 1985 Essential oil distillery of Bassins started growing parsley, a biannual plant to gain oil from the flowers Seeds from the seed company Blank (Switzerland) The company disappeared in 1992 Seeds are than produced by the distillery itself and have been recently introduced in the national genebank (Agroscope) Essential oil of parsley is based of most of the worldwide perfumes and alimentary industry A clever way of growing biannual plant: simultaneous seed of parsley between sunflowers Parsley grow in the shadow under the sunflowers year 1 year 2

Perspectives and conclusions On-farm development - use and conservation - provide gene bank with material - exchange of experiences Swiss National Genebank - conservation - description - documentation - free distribution - research of genetic resources in other genebanks Global Seed Vault

Perspectives and conclusions Plants grown and seed-multiplied by the essential oils distillery of Bassins Dil Anethum graveolens Angelica Angelica archangelica Lovage Livesticum officinale Common sage Salvia officinalis Hysope Hysopus officinalis Lavender Lavendula angustifolia Origano Origanum vulgare Garden thyme Thymus vulgaris + 28 species of the Swiss conservation list, in stage of multiplication at Agroscope..

.will be available for the GSV, Thanks farmers initiatives and competences Thank you for your attention

and welcome in Switzerland to discover essential oil for wellness www.distilleriedebassins.ch