BGCI's Propagation Protocol Manual

To help with the development of propagation protocols for more species, below you will find our Propagation Protocol Manual, usable forms, alongside some examples of propagation protocols to give guidance on best practice.

The Propagation Protocol Manual has been developed by BGCI to assist with the development of propagation protocols at different institutions globally.

*PROPAGATION PROTOCOL MANUAL COMING SOON* 

BGCI would like to thank Fondation Franklinia for their continued support to BGCI’s Tree Conservation Programme; the Mauritian Wildlife Foundation, and South African National Biodiversity Institute for their support with development and testing of these propagation protocol documents; and our botanical institutional partners from across the globe that we have worked with on tree conservation practical action projects since 2007, in which propagation has always been an important element.

Below you will find all the associate forms and examples of propagation protocols to help with your effective development of your own protocols.

Digital & printable versions of the Propagation Protocol forms.

Digital Forms:

Printable Forms:

Digital & printable versions of the Experimental Trial Data Collection forms.

Digital Forms:

Printable Forms:

Associated resources

  • Zeyheria tuberculosa Propagation protocol (Portugues 2021)

  • Protocolo propagación Croton rosarianus (Spanish 2023)

  • Protocolo propagación Bernardia macrocarpa (Spanish 2023)

  • Paubrasilia echinata Propagation Protocol (Portugues 2021)

  • Chloroleucon tortum Propagation protocol (Portuguese 2021)

  • Cedrela fissilis Propagation protocol (Portuguese 2021)

  • Manual Propagation Myrcianthes ferreyrae (Spanish 2022)

  • Manual Propagation Parkinsonia peruviana (Spanish 2022)

  • Annex 4 propagation protocol Camellia capitata final

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