Deborah Beghè

University of Parma

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Tommaso Ganino

University of Parma

A. Fabbri

University of Parma

Margherita Rodolfi

University of Parma

Raffaella Petruccelli

National Research Council

Annalisa Silvanini

University of Parma

Chiara Dall’Asta

University of Parma

Martina Cirlini

University of Parma

Annalisa Rotondi

National Research Council

Carla Benelli

National Research Council

Lucia Morrone

National Research Council

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University of Parma

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Trees and Timber Institute

Centro di Ricerca per l’Orticoltura

Istituto di Biometeorologia

National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine

Consiglio per la ricerca in agricoltura e l’analisi dell’economia agraria

Center for Research in Agricultural Genomics

University of Florence

Cereal Research Centre

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PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOMETRICAL RESPONSES TO DROUGHT STRESS IN MYCORRHIZED AND NON-MYCORRHIZED PLANTS OF THREE OLIVE CULTIVARS

Sonia Cacini Raffaella Petruccelli Daniele Massa V. Ughini Margherita Rodolfi

Drought stress

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Volatile fingerprinting of chestnut flours from traditional Emilia Romagna (Italy) cultivars

Food Chemistry (2012)

Martina Cirlini Chiara Dall’Asta Annalisa Silvanini Deborah Beghè A. Fabbri

Solid-Phase Microextraction

Terpene

10.1016/j.foodchem.2012.02.151

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Morphological and anatomical observations of abnormal somatic embryos from anther cultures of Citrus reticulata

Biologia Plantarum (2010)

Carla Benelli María Antonietta Germanà Tommaso Ganino Deborah Beghè A. Fabbri

A morphological and anatomical study of regenerants obtained from mandarin anther culture was carried out. Beside morphologically normal somatic embryos, abnormal structures were originated in the course of somatic embryogenesis. Anatomical anomalies can be found at several growth stages, causing the formation of slender stems, stubby structures, non-functional leaves. When too long, some structures are subject to shedding, with the formation of various abscission zones. Most of them are subject to degeneration, although many are capable of further, localized, morphogenesis. A thorough knowledge of morphology and anatomy of normal and abnormal regenerants could make possible to select and subculture the lines considered most suitable for conversion into plantlets.

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10.1007/s10535-010-0040-0

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An IoT-based data analysis system: A case study on tomato cultivation under different irrigation regimes

Computers and Electronics in Agriculture (2024)

Martina Galaverni Giulia Oddi Luca Preite Laura Belli Luca Davoli

10.1016/j.compag.2024.109660

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Genetic and landscape characterization of ancient autochthonous olive trees in northern Italy

Plant Biosystems - An International Journal Dealing with all Aspects of Plant Biology (2018)

Annalisa Rotondi Tommaso Ganino Deborah Beghè Nicola Di Virgilio Lucia Morrone

Several ancient olive plants with different genetic, agronomic and morphological characteristics are widespread in the Emilia-Romagna region. In this study, details of 206 trees located in four provinces were collected and their phytometric traits were recorded. Easily recognizable varieties were identified, while plants of uncertain genetic identity were submitted for molecular analysis with SSR markers and compared with cultivars widespread in central Italy and Emilia-Romagna. The genetic analyses showed that most of the ancient olive trees belonged to 10 cultivars that are already characterized, with different cases of intra-varietal clones. The remaining accessions belonged to 19 different genotypes of unknown origin. The highest percentage of policormic trees was found in the Bologna and Rimini provinces. A high percentage of plants located under unfavourable aspects (west to east) was found only in the Rimini territory, which presents peculiar and milder climatic conditions compared to the other provinces. Slope appeared not to be a limiting factor for tree survival. The information obtained could help the rational reintroduction of olive growing in suitable areas of Emilia-Romagna, with the subsequent economic advantages, erosion preservation and germplasm enrichment.

Germ plasm

Olive trees

Genetic erosion

10.1080/11263504.2017.1415993

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Authentication of Punica granatum L.: Development of SCAR markers for the detection of 10 fruits potentially used in economically motivated adulteration

Food Chemistry (2016)

Matteo Marieschi Anna Torelli Deborah Beghè Renato Bruni

Punica

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10.1016/j.foodchem.2016.02.011

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VALUTAZIONE DELLA BIODIVERSITÀ DI Humulus lupulus L. NEL NORD ITALIA

Tommaso Ganino Margherita Rodolfi Annalisa Silvanini Deborah Beghè A. Fabbri

Humulus lupulus

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Gli olivi ritrovati dell'Emilia-Romagna

Olivo & olio (2020)

Margherita Rodolfi Andrea Fabbri Giovanni Nigro V. Ughini Annalisa Rotondi

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Transcriptome changes associated with cold acclimation in leaves of olive tree (Olea europaea L.)

Tree Genetics & Genomes (2015)

Davide Guerra Antonella Lamontanara Paolo Bagnaresi Luigi Orrù Fulvia Rizza

Olea

WRKY protein domain

Flavonoid Biosynthesis

10.1007/s11295-015-0939-x

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STRUCTURAL STUDIES ON NATURAL FLOWER AND FRUIT ABSCISSION IN OLEA EUROPAEA L.

Acta Horticulturae (2011)

A. Fabbri Deborah Beghè Tommaso Ganino

The study of the abscission of reproductive organs in olive has received attention in the past decades, but mostly when trees were treated with fruit loosening agents. Less attention has been given to the course of natural flower and fruit drop, and the anatomy of the abscission process of the same organs is still waiting for a detailed study. We carried out preliminary anatomical investigations on the development of abscission zones. Anatomical modifications were also observed during the abscission process in the inflorescence structure, involving the cell wall of the competent cells and other histochemical modifications in the neighbouring tissues.

Olea

Abscission

Oleaceae

10.17660/actahortic.2011.924.45

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