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| author | Pilegaard, Kirsten |
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| contents | <p>Updated a list covering over 300 major plants and edible fungi eaten in Europe, prepared originally under the EU NETTOX project (1995-1997) (Gry et al. 1998). This EU NETTOX plant list includes both the scientific and trivial names for the plants in 12 European languages. The NETTOX project was funded by DG Research under the EU AIR programme. This EuroFIR technical report provides the revised list, the EuroFIR-NETTOX Plant List, which is basically unchanged, except for revision of some plant names and inclusion in the list of plant (mushroom) parts eaten in Europe, and addition of trivial plant (mushroom) names in a further three European languages. Therefore, the list can continuously be used as important guidance for regulatory authorities at European and national levels, e.g. EU DG SANCO and national authorities in the Member States, in relation to novel food regulation.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | EuroFIR-NETTOX Plant List Pilegaard, Kirsten Plant species scientific names common names edible plants <p>Updated a list covering over 300 major plants and edible fungi eaten in Europe, prepared originally under the EU NETTOX project (1995-1997) (Gry et al. 1998). This EU NETTOX plant list includes both the scientific and trivial names for the plants in 12 European languages. The NETTOX project was funded by DG Research under the EU AIR programme. This EuroFIR technical report provides the revised list, the EuroFIR-NETTOX Plant List, which is basically unchanged, except for revision of some plant names and inclusion in the list of plant (mushroom) parts eaten in Europe, and addition of trivial plant (mushroom) names in a further three European languages. Therefore, the list can continuously be used as important guidance for regulatory authorities at European and national levels, e.g. EU DG SANCO and national authorities in the Member States, in relation to novel food regulation.</p> |
| title | EuroFIR-NETTOX Plant List |
| topic | Plant species scientific names common names edible plants |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15231022 |