This invention discloses a method,
system, electronic device, and storage medium for the full lifecycle management and
traceability of quinoa
germplasm resources. The method uses AccessionID (unique
germplasm identifier), LotID (unique
batch identifier), LocationID (location identifier), and EventID (event identifier) as its core, binding physical containers to
database records one-to-one, and recording events throughout the entire lifecycle of operations, including warehousing, sampling, packaging, transfer, rejuvenation updates, quality inspection, inventory, external distribution, and disposal. Event records are written to a tamper-proof event ledger using an
append-only entry method. Each
record in the ledger includes a previous summary value and a current summary value, and further includes an
authentication value generated from the current summary value, thus enabling integrity
verification and detection of modifications, deletions, or insertions of historical records. Error correction is achieved by appending correction events without
rewriting historical records. This invention supports hierarchical
access control and audit trails, multi-
database collaboration, and optional offline data collection synchronization, which can improve the reliability of quinoa
germplasm resource
traceability and reduce the risks of mislabeling, batch mixing, and loss of control over circulation.