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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"BIO/02 Botanica sistematica"”.
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Molecular diversity of Primula apennina and phylogeny of Primula Subsection Euauricula
Primula apennina Widmer is endemic to the North Apennines (Italy). ISSR were used to detect the genetic diversity within and among six populations representative of the species distribution range. High levels of genetic diversity were revealed both at population (PPB = 75.92%, HS = 0.204, Hpop = …
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Molecular markers for the assessment of genetic variability in threatened plant species
… strumento per lo studio e la conservazione della biodiversità in specie rare e minacciate di estinzione. Durante il mio dottorato mi sono quindi occupata di mettere a punto diverse metodologie molecolari al fine di valutare la diversità genetica in due specie rare della flora italiana che …
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Consequences of plant population size for pollinator visitation and plant reproductive success
Habitat loss and fragmentation have a prominent role in determining the size of plant populations, and can affect plant-pollinator interactions. It is hypothesized that in small plant populations the ability to set seeds can be reduced due to limited pollination services, since individuals in small …
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Ecological effects of Beach Litter (BL) on Mediterranean psammophilous plants and communities
Beach litter (BL), defined as any solid, transformed material that enters the coastal environment intentionally or inadvertently from various sources, is recognised as one of the most significant pollution problems on the world's coasts, with environmental, economic, and social impacts, many of …
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Mediterranean Wild Edible Plants: Diversity, Conservation and Potential Use
The gathering and consumption of Wild Edible Plants (WEPs) has provided a fundamental resource for food security in the Mediterranean for centuries. WEPs are highly nutritious, well adapted to local environments, and deeply rooted in traditional cultures. However, they are currently disappearing …