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Study of the influence of geographical origin and environment conditions on the three secondary metabolites of Moroccan saffron by UV-visible spectrometry

Article number

1184_38

Pages

267 – 272

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

V International Symposium on Saffron Biology and Technology: Advances in Biology, Technologies, Uses and Market

Authors

L.H. Atyane, K. Lagram, M. Ben El Caid, M. Lachheb, L. Salaka, M.A. Serghini, L. Elmaimouni

Keywords

saffron, crocin, safranal, picrocrocine, cultivar, UV-visible spectrometry

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2017.1184.38

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3. Saffron in mythology

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4. A survey on saffron status of Khorasan Razavi and South Khorasan convinces in Iran

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5. Investigation of planting age farm on saffron characteristics and corm position in soil, Kashmar, Iran

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6. Evaluating effects of corm circumference and storage temperatures on yield and yield components of saffron at different elevations

7. Effect of changes in planting depths of saffron (Crocus sativus L.) corms and determining their agronomic characteristics under warm and temperate (Csa) climatic conditions of Turkish province of Hatay

M.U. Yildirim | H. Asil | M. Hajyzadeh | E.O. Sarihan | K.M. Khawar

8. Effect of salt stress on the growth and development of saffron (Crocus sativus L.) in eastern Morocco

9. Advance in saffron research for integrated development of saffron in Kashmir, India

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10. Participatory plant breeding of saffron, initiated in Morocco, under Green Morocco Plan Strategy

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11. Overview of the microbial associations of below ground parts of Crocus sativus

12. Saffron (Crocus sativus): current state of scientific research

13. Boosting saffron (Crocus sativus L.) micro-propagation through in vitro corm production

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14. In vitro shoots and micro-corms formation through indirect organogenesis of Moroccan saffron (Crocus sativus L.)

15. Saffron yield variability by climatic factors in the northeast of Iran

H. Feizi | M. Tosan

16. Saffron responses to summer irrigation and nano zinc oxide

M. Seghatoleslami | E. Sabzekar

17. Effect of planting density on productivity of saffron corms

Y. Karra | M. Boujghagh | M.A. Serghini | M. Lage

18. Feasibility of saffron cultivation in northern area of Khorasan province

B. Bicharanlou | A. Koocheki | M. Bagheri | G.A. Asadi

19. Characterization of soils used for saffron production in the main saffron producing zone in Morocco

A. Zouahri | N. El Madani | M. Lage | A. Douaik | H. Alilou

20. Meta-analysis of saffron research in Iran and the world

M. Mokhtari | A. Koocheki | M. Nassiri-Mahallati

21. Saffron corm behavior in a new and emerging area of production

M. Bagheri Shirvan | A. Koocheki | B. Bicharanlou | G.A. Asadi

22. Design of experiments for screening and optimizing factors influencing extraction of bioactive compounds from saffron

A. Douaik

23. Effect of different storage conditions on the stability of the polyphenolic content in bio-residues obtained from saffron spice production

N. Moratalla-López | A.M. Sánchez | A. Campayo | M.R. Salinas | G.L. Alonso

24. Influence of soil composition and drying methods on chemical and physical quality evaluation of saffron

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25. Multivariate statistical methods for the assessment of the quality and the authenticity of saffron

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26. Evaluation of the effects of saffron-cumin intercropping ratios on quality and yield under semi-arid conditions

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27. Contribution to the study of historical introduction about saffron (Crocus sativus L.) culture in Morocco

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28. Hypothesis on the relation between meteorological data and flowering peaks in saffron (Crocus sativus L.) crop

F. Gresta | G. Avola

29. Effect of nano-silver particles on saffron corm treated with NaCl

M.H. Namin | N. Azari

30. Morphological traits and aromatic profile of Crocus biflorus Mill.

31. Effect of silicon on improving salinity tolerance of Taliouine Crocus sativus L.

J. Fahimi | Z. Bouzoubaâ | F. Achemchem | N. Saffaj | R. Mamouni

32. Evaluation of weed flora and biodiversity indices in saffron fields (case study: Khorasan province)

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33. Impact of environmental factors on saffron flowering period in Morocco

M. Lage | F. Gaboune

34. New proposal for handling of saffron flowering (Crocus sativus L.) under environmentally controlled conditions

L.M. Poggi | J.A. Portela | M.A. Pontín | N. Moratalla-López | G.L. Alonso

35. Resilience to climate change of saffron production in the Khorasan province of Iran

H. Bidad

36. Evaluation of global warming potential of saffron agroecosystems (case study: Khorasan, Iran)

S. Khorramdel | A. Mollafilabi | M. Hosseini

37. Sanitary assessment of saffron corms and soil from Great Moroccan production areas: Taliouine and Taznakht

38. Study of the influence of geographical origin and environment conditions on the three secondary metabolites of Moroccan saffron by UV-visible spectrometry

39. Correlation between the high performance liquid chromatography with diode array detection (HPLC-DAD) and the sensory analysis based on saffron color, odor, aroma and bitterness

40. Comparing Tunisian and Spanish saffron regarding their bioactive metabolites using HPLC and GC methods

41. Effect of the hydroponic growing of forced Crocus sativus L. on the saffron quality

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42. Stigmas yield and volatile compounds of saffron (Crocus sativus) in a late sowing under greenhouse with two nitrogen rates

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