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Floriculture and territory – the protection of the traditional Italian tipicity: the case of “La Camelia del Lago Maggiore (PGI)”

Article number

1191_33

Pages

241 – 250

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

III International Symposium on Woody Ornamentals of the Temperate Zone

Authors

M. Caser, A. Berruti, R. Bizioli, V. Bianciotto, M. Devecchi, V. Scariot

Keywords

protected geographical indications, flowering plants, Camellia spp., sustainable cultivation, european union legislation

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2018.1191.33

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Online Articles (33)

1. Durable disease resistance in woody ornamentals: the breeders’ challenge

J. Van Huylenbroeck | L. Leus | G. Luypaert | K. Van Laere

2. Cytogenetic approaches enhance advanced breeding in woody ornamental species

K. Van Laere | I. Kirov | J. Van Huylenbroeck | L. Khrustaleva

3. The use of chloroplast gene sequences to confirm maternal backgrounds of powdery mildew resistant, putatively interspecific hybrid dogwood (Cornus kousa × C. florida) seedlings

M. Muehlbauer | J. Honig | T. Molnar

4. Woody plant evaluation, selection and breeding in a changing climate

T.P. West

5. Ten-year performance of elms in the National Elm Trial

J.J. Griffin | W. Jacobi

6. Bloom time and flowering duration of Pieris cultivars in two USDA hardiness zones

S.E. Svenson

7. Mutagenesis breeding for seedless varieties of popular landscape plants

A.G. Smith | A.K. Noyszewski

8. Serviceberry biotypes in North Dakota: new woody edible ornamental trials

J. Hinrichsen | H. Hatterman-Valenti

9. Heat-induced predisposition to Phytophthora root rot disease in Rhododendron

S.L. Krebs

10. Preliminary characterization of a virus associated with Euonymus alatus dieback

S.A. Bratsch | B.E. Lockhart

11. Dogwood anthracnose: the story continues

12. Breeding for form and fire blight resistance in Cotoneaster

R.N. Contreras

13. Partial characterization of two new viruses in ash belonging to the families Partitiviridae and Caulimoviridae

S.A. Bratsch | B.E. Lockhart | D.S. Mollov | N.A. Tisserat

14. Rooting cuttings of Pieris species and hybrids in two propagation systems

S.E. Svenson

15. Investigation of chlorotic foliage on European aspen (Populus tremula L.)

D. Huang | W. Dai

16. Hybrid hazelnut: micropropagation, rooting and acclimatization

R.P. Pincelli-Souza | M. Tillmann | M. Esler | C.C.D. Alves | J.D. Cohen

17. Root cold tolerance of three temperate zone Viburnum species

C.A. Neal

18. What do we know about the invasive potential of Lonicera caerulea L. cultivars in North America?

B.J. Peterson | L.B. Stack | D.J. Hayes

19. Carbon footprint and ecosystem services during the life cycle of woody landscape plants

D.L. Ingram | C.R. Hall | J. Knight

20. Pyrolysis temperature and heating time affect rice hull biochar properties

J. Altland | J. Locke | J. Boldt

21. An economic value assessment of ecological services in the tree community at Winona State University Arboretum

B. Borsari | N. Mundahl | G. Landby | L. Mueller

22. Geocomposite use in container nursery production of selected ornamental shrubs

M. Pancerz | P. Bąbelewski | R. Dębicz

23. Gas exchange and growth of landscape tree species in response to drought and post establishment applied organic mulch

T. Montague | C. McKenney

24. Rooting of selected ornamental shrubs in substrates based on miscanthus straw

P. Bąbelewski | M. Pancerz

25. Nutrient loading from initial watering of container plants

T. Yeager | T. Gardner | K. Nyhuis

26. Clean WateR³: developing tools to help specialty crop growers understand the costs and benefits of recycling water

J.C. Majsztrik | D.R. Hitchcock | S. Kumar | D. Sample | S.A. White

27. Clean WateR³: integrating research and extension to help specialty crop growers recycle water

S.A. White

28. Clean WateR³: evaluation of three treatment technologies to remove contaminants from recycled production runoff

N.L. Bell | L.M. Garcia | S.A. White

29. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi as natural biofertilizers: current role and potential for the horticulture industry

V. Bianciotto | I. Victorino | V. Scariot | A. Berruti

30. An update on Hydrangea macrophylla breeding targets and genomics

T.A. Rinehart | P.A. Wadl | M.E. Staton

31. The genetic diversity of disjunct populations of Eastern hemlock (Tsuga canadensis) in Minnesota

E. Ellingson | S. McNamara | J.M. Bradeen | S.C. Hokanson

32. Development of spatially balanced collection schemes to better detect adaptive genetic variation in woody species

A.Q. Susko | J.M. Bradeen | S.C. Hokanson

33. Floriculture and territory – the protection of the traditional Italian tipicity: the case of “La Camelia del Lago Maggiore (PGI)”