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DOMESTICATION OF WOODY PLANTS FROM MEDITERRANEAN MAQUIS TO PROMOTE NEW CROPS FOR MOUNTAIN LANDS

Article number

457_37

Pages

295 – 302

Language

Abstract

Publication

Symposium on Plant Biotechnology as a tool for the Exploitation of Mountain Lands

Authors

M. Mulas, P. Deidda

Keywords

myrtle, lentisk, strawberry tree, rosemary, wild olive, germplasm

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1998.457.37

Online Articles (52)

1. THE EFFECT OF PVP ON CHESTNUT CALLUS FORMATION

M.R. Abenavoli | A.M. Pennisi

2. GALEGA ORIENTALIS LAM. AS FODDER

E. Arapetyan | L. Martyniak | L. Gorb | M. Cherevko

3. BIOMONITORING METHOD FOR MOUNTAIN AREAS, DESIGN ASPECTS AND RESULTS

4. BIOTECHNOLOGY FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF MEDICINAL PLANTS

Y.P.S. Bajaj

5. THE USE OF CORK OAK IN THE ECOLOGICAL AND LANDSCAPE RESTORATION OF THE LATIUM HILLS

R. Bellarosa | B. Schirone | M. Busatto

6. GENETIC VARIABILITY OF FOREST TREE SPECIES IN NORTH-WESTERN ITALY

P. Belletti

7. IDENTIFICATION OF PEAR CULTIVARS BY MOLECULAR MARKERS

R. Botta | A. Akkak | G. Me | L. Radicati | V. Casavecchia

8. ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZA AS A WAY OF PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE GROWTH OF MICROPROPAGATED PLANTS

9. CRYOPRESERVATION OF WOODY PLANTS BY AXILLARY BUD VITRIFICATION: A FIRST APPROACH WITH POPLAR

A. Caccavale | M. Lambardi | A. Fabbri

10. ANTIOXIDANT COMPOUNDS IN SOME HERBACEOUS AROMATIC PLANTS

A. Carrubba | I. Calabrese

11. VEGETABLE EXTRACTS AS NATURAL SOURCES OF DYES

A. Carrubba | I. Calabrese

12. BIOLOGY AND ENZYMATIC ACTIVITY IN LYCOPODIUM SPECIES FROM PARANG MASSIF (ROMANIA)

13. MEDIUM CULTURE COMPOSITION AND ORGANOGENESIS PROCESSES IN DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA

14. TEST OF THE VIABILITY AND CONSERVATION OF THE POLLEN OF ARTEMISIA ANNUA L.

N. Delabays | F. Obrist

15. THE ROLE OF MYCORRHIZAS IN THE PROPER MANAGEMENT OF PRODUCTIVE WOODLAND

A. Fontana

16. EXPLOITATION OF FOREST PRODUCTIVITY THROUGH INCREASED MUSHROOM PRODUCTION

G. Giovannetti | P. Zingari | P. Terzolo

17. CRYOPRESERVATION AS A TOOL FOR PRESERVING GENETIC VARIABILITY: ITS USE WITH SPANISH WILD SPECIES WITH POSSIBLE LANDSCAPING VALUE

M. Elena González Benito

18. BIODIVERSITY OF THE ANCIENT TRENTINO GRAPEVINE GERMPLASM

M. Grando | C. Frisinghelli

19. IMMUNOCHEMICAL EVALUATION OF BENZODIAZEPINE-LIKE MOLECULES IN PLANTS

G. Grassi | A. Moschella

20. UNDER-UTILIZED ANDEAN FOOD CROPS: STATUS AND PROSPECTS OF PLANT BIOTECHNOLOGY FOR THE CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL USE OF GENETIC RESOURCES

J. Izquierdo | W. Roca

21. SOMATIC EMBRYOGENESIS AND IN VITRO SECONDARY METABOLITE PRODUCTION FROM COMMON MALLOW (MALVA SYSLVESTRIS L.) COLLECTED IN GREECE

S. E. Kintzios | E. Katsouri | D. Peppes | S. Koulocheri

22. MORPHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL COMPARISONS OF PLANTLETS IN VITRO: RESPONSES TO SALINITY

C. Kirdmanee | S. Cha-um | R. Wanussakul

23. PHYTOREMEDIATION BY CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS: ASSESSMENT OF BIOPEDOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES FOR RESOURCE-EFFICIENT FARMING WITH LIVESTOCK

24. IN VITRO CLONAL MULTIPLICATION OF ARNICA MONTANA L.

C.L. Lê

25. POSSIBILITY OF USING FIREWOOD TO PRODUCE THERMIC ENERGY

L. Lisa | A. Salsotto

26. THE USE OF PLANTS FOR BIOMONITORING INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION

M.H. Martin

27. TETRAGONOLOBUS PURPUREUS MOENCH. : A NEW PERSPECTIVE FODDER CROP

L. Martyniak | E. Arapetyan | M. Cherevko

28. SPECIFIC PRIMERS FOR RAPID TYPING OF TUBER BORCHII MYCORRHIZAL ROOTS

A. Mello | L. Garnero | F. Meotto | P. Bonfante

29. ELM TISSUE CULTURE: MICROPROPAGATION OF CLONES RESISTANT TO DUTCH ELM DISEASE

M. Anna | L. Mariella | M. Lorenzo

30. IN VITRO PROPAGATION OF AN EGYPTIAN LANDRACE OF GREEN PEPPER AND BREEDING FOR TOLERANCE TO HEAT AND DROUGHT STRESSES

M. F. Mohamed

31. GREEN RECLAMATION AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING IN PIEDMONT: TECHNICAL-LEGISLATIVE INSTRUMENTS AND EXPERIENCES IN HILLY AND MOUNTAIN SITES

V. Molinari

32. MICROPROPAGATION OF ARTEMISIA MUTELLINA VILL.

C. Mozzetti | M. Donato

33. VETIVERIA ZIZANIOIDES AS A TOOL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

M. Mucciarelli | C.M. Bertea | M. Cozzo | S. Scannerini | M. Gallino

34. CHARACTERS USEFUL TO CULTIVATION IN SPONTANEOUS POPULATIONS OF MYRTUS COMMUNIS L.

M. Mulas | M.R. Cani | N. Brigaglia

35. EVALUATION OF PISTACIA LENTISCUS L. GENETIC RESOURCES TO SELECT ECOTYPES HAVING HIGH EFFICIENCY IN THE COLONISATION OF MARGINAL LANDS

M. Mulas | P. Abeltino | N. Brigaglia

36. CLONE SELECTION FROM SPONTANEOUS GERMPLASM TO IMPROVE ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS L. CROP

M. Mulas | N. Brigaglia | M.R. Cani

37. DOMESTICATION OF WOODY PLANTS FROM MEDITERRANEAN MAQUIS TO PROMOTE NEW CROPS FOR MOUNTAIN LANDS

M. Mulas | P. Deidda

38. MICROPROPAGATION OF CHAMOMILLA RECUTITA (L.) RAUSCHERT

F. Passamonti | E. Piccioni | A. Standardi | F. Veronesi

39. PHYTOTOXICITY OF CULTURE FILTRATES FROM CRYPHONECTRIA PARASITICA THE CAUSAL AGENT OF CHESTNUT BLIGHT

A. Pennisi | M. Abenavoli

40. BIOMONITORING WITH LICHENS IN THE LOWER SUSA VALLEY, PIEDMONT (N. ITALY)

R. Piervittori

41. PHYTOREMEDIATION: GREEN AND CLEAN

I. Raskin | D. Salt | U. Krämer | R. Schulman

42. INFLUENCE OF SHADING NET ON VEGETATIVE AND PRODUCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS, GAS EXCHANGE AND CHLOROPHYLL CONTENT OF THE LEAVES IN TWO BLACKBERRY (RUBUS ULMIFOLIUS SCHOTT.) CULTIVARS

A. Rotundo | M. Forlani | C. Di Vaio

43. BIOTECHNOLOGY FOR LANDSCAPE PROTECTION

G. Sauli

44. INTRODUCTION OF AMSONIA TABERNAEMONTANA WALT. IN HILLY AREA: GERMINATION TEST AND FIRST SEARCHES ABOUT THE RESULTS IN RUTIN

C. Scocco | P. Corvi Mora | C. Corti

45. GENETIC VARIATION IN NORWAY SPRUCE AS REVEALED BY MAPPED PCR-BASED MARKERS

I. Scotti | N. Soranzo | S. Ferrario | G. Binelli

46. USE OF WILD PLANT HERBACEOUS SPECIES FOR REVEGETATION

C. Siniscalco | A. Peyron | S. Pata | A. Reyneri | A. Ciotti

47. IN VITRO MYCORRHIZAL SYNTHESIS OF MICROPROPAGATED TILIA PLATYPHYLLOS SCOP. PLANTLETS WITH TUBER BORCHII VITTAD. MYCELIUM IN PURE CULTURE

48. PLANT REGENERATION IN CALLUS CULTURE OF CUMIN (CUMINUM CYMINUM L.)

Azza A. Tawfik

49. CHLOROPLAST MICROSATELLITES REVEAL HIGH LEVELS OF GENETIC DIVERSITY IN CONIFERS: A NEW TOOL FOR BIODIVERSITY ANALYSIS IN FOREST ECOSYSTEMS

50. METABOLIC ENGINEERING AS A STRATEGY TO IMPROVE THE PRODUCTION OF SECONDARY METABOLITES IN PLANTS OR PLANT CELL CULTURES

R. Verpoorte

51. PROTECTION AND RESTORATION OF REMAINING POPULATIONS OF ABIES ALBA MILL., PICEA EXCELSA LAM. AND TAXUS BACCATA L. IN THE EMILIAN APENNINES

G. Vignali | P. Piovani

52. CONCLUDING REMARKS: PLANT BIOTECHNOLOGY AS A MEANS OF ENSURING THE CORRECT AND PROPER USE OF MOUNTAIN LANDS

S. Scannerini