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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Rubus chamaemorus"”.
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Ræktun múltuberja (Rubus chamaemorus L) á Íslandi.
… var að athuga hvort múltuberjaplantan (Rubus chamaemorus L) gæti lifað, blómstrað og myndað ber á Íslandi og hvaða áhrif mismunandi jarðvegur og umhverfi hefðu á vöxt og lifun plantnanna. Tvö mismunadi afbrigði voru prófuð í tilraun, eitt kvenkyns (Fjellgull) og eitt karlkyns (Apollen), …
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Modeling the Future Distribution of Rubus chamaemorus (cloudberry) in Alaska
Rubus chamaemorus, cloudberry, is a species of wild berry with high cultural and nutritional value to Indigenous, subsistence-based communities in Alaska. Motivated by existing research suggesting subsistence berries could be vulnerable to climate change impacts, Maximum Entropy (MaxEnt) niche …
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Clarification of basal relationships in Rubus (Rosaceae) and the origin of Rubus chamaemorus
… relationships among ancestral species of Rubus has been elusive. Most Rubus species (including blackberries and raspberries), representing nine of the 12 subgenera, occur in a large, well supported clade named 'A' for reference). The remaining nine species are excluded from this group and …
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Inventaire et productivité de Prunus virginiana L., Sambucus canadensis L., Viburnum Trilobum Marsh., Vaccinium vitis-idaea L. et Rubus chamaemorus L. dans la Péninsule acadienne avec une étude des populations de R. chamaemorus L
… (Viburnum trilobum Marsh.), la plaquebiere (Rubus chamaemorus L.), et la lingonne (Vaccinium vitis-idaea L.), celles qui seraient les plus aptes a fournir une production naturelle ou semi-naturelle rentable. La distribution, la densite et la productivite naturelle de chacune des especes ont …
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Bioexploration of wild Alaskan berries: From field screening to functional food
… uliginosum, V. ovalifolium, Empetrum nigrum, Rubus chamaemorus, and R. spectabilis) were tested using “Screens-to-Nature” (STN), a community-participatory approach to screen for potential bioactivity, in partnership with tribal members from three geographically distinct Alaskan villages: …