After 40 years continuous research work in breeding resulted F1 cherimoya hybrids of superior varieties I have paid all coasts either of experiments or soil and care. I did not find a place or field care, so I put them in green house which was gradually became bare of cover and most of skeleton was stolen to do smaller ones. The problem is after all these work effort,one of the moderators of the research station who do not know about breeding, conservation of superior cultivars and sustainability and want to remove these trees. Need help to protect these hybrids besidese other superior loquat and grafted mango.  The superior varieties are in published researches and registered in botanical gardens and FAO and other places. what is the responsibility of research station moderator after moderator in protecting and field care of for conservation and sustainability. Does tall this in research, breading, selection and grafting efforts go in air and trees removed or left to die if researcher retired or dies. Isn't it for the next generations to complete work and get community benefits?

This is a copy of message sent to FAO, breeding organizations and all responsible and all who care.