Pinus Halepensis
Soil microbiological properties and enzymatic activities of long-term post-fire recovery in dry and semiarid Aleppo pine Pinus halepensis M.) forest stands
... Abstract. Wildfires affecting forest ecosystems and post-fire silvicultural treatments may cause considerable changes in soil properties. The capacity of different microbial groups to recolonise soil after disturbances ...
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Productivity Linear Regression Models of Tree-Length Harvesting System in Natural Coastal Aleppo Pine ( Pinus halepensis(L.) Forests in the Chalkidiki Area of Greece
... Time studies of harvesting and skidding tree-length logs in Aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis L.) natural coastal forests of Chalkidiki area in northern Greece were carried out to formulate linear regression ...
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Wood density and tracheid length of Aleppo pine Pinus halepensis Mill.) grafts in relation to cambium age and growth rate
... Foti D., Passialis C., Voulgaridis E., Skaltsoyiannes A., Tsaktsira M. (2018): Wood density and tracheid length of Aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis Mill.) grafts in relation to cambium age and growth rate. J. ...
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Characterization of the Organic Matter in the Formations with Juniperus phoenicea, and Pinus halepensis in the Matorrals of the Mostaganémois Littoral
... + Pinus halepensis) with an undergrowth made of: (Retama monosperma + Calycotome spi- nosa + Pistachia lentiscus + Phyllereo latifolia + Lavandula stoecka), represents a very good humification with a ...
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Effect of Cigarette Smoke on Diabetic Skin and Protection with Topical Administration of Pinus halepensis Extract
... Diabetic smoked mice showed faster and more advanced skin aging signs than diabetic control mice. Xeroder- mia was observed on day 8 on diabetic smoked mice, whereas in control group, no skin dryness was observable after ...
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The Quality of Fired Aleppo Pine Wood (Pinus Halepensis Mill.) Biomass for Biorefinery Products
... Recently in Croatia, and worldwide, concern has arisen with respect to the increasing number of forest fires. The causes of fires, as a result of certain human activities, are manifold and numerous. Open-air fires or ...
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Spatial pattern of landscape changes and consequence changes in species diversity between 1956 1999 of Pinus halepensis Miller plantations in Montes de Malaga State Park (Andalusia, Spain)
... Changes in forest diversity and the transforma- tion of coniferous plantations into more natural woodlands are of special interest in the Medi- terranean. The aim of this study was to investi- gate changes in land use ...
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Seed quality characteristics of Pinus halepensis – seed germination strategy and early seedling growth
... Pinus halepensis is a Mediterranean tree species occupying areas of high tourist interest, where it forms aesthetic and recreational ...P. halepensis along with its aesthetic value, make this species ...
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Effect of two successive wildfires in Pinus halepensis stands of central Greece
... between Pinus halepensis stands that were once burnt (1998) and stands that were burnt twice in a short time interval (1995 and 1998), in the area of Penteli, central ...like Pinus halepensis, ...
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Metapontum Forest Reserve: Salt Stress Responses in Pinus halepensis
... Metapontum Forest Reserve is an artificial formation located between mouths of Bradano and Basento river, it is com- posed prevalently of Aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis). In recent years, the Metapontum ...
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“Pharmacognostic and Volatile Oils Content for Iraqi and Turkish Pinus halepensis” by Widad M. K. Al-ani, Rasha Eldalawy, Thamer Mouhi Jasiem, Iraq.
... of Pinus needlest which collected from different countries one of them grown in Iraq region and the another from Turkey and dried at room temperature in the shade, then grinded as powder and ...
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Aggregated Cones in Pinus Halepensis
... Many of the trees with aggregates showed other abnormalities, e.g., individual female cone scales, proliferated dwarf shoots, three-needled dwarf shoots, shorter cone st[r] ...
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Yield models for predicting aboveground ectomycorrhizal fungal productivity in Pinus sylvestris and Pinus pinaster stands of northern Spain
... L., Pinus halepensis Mill., Pinus nigra ...P. halepensis, ...in Pinus pinaster forests of central Spain under dif- ferent meteorological and site ...
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Characteristics of Killer Toxin of the Yeast Cryptococcus pinus
... It is known that many killer toxins causepermeabilization of the cytoplasmic membrane and release of low-molecular compounds and ions from the cell [4] [5] [6]. We used the ATP release methods for assessing the membrane ...
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IN VIVO ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY OF PLANT PINUS ROXBURGHII
... Free radicals are reactive molecules involved in many physiological processes and human diseases, such as cancer, aging, arthritis, Parkinson’s syndrome, ischemia and liver injury. The elevation of free radical levels ...
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Pinus taeda cDNA Microarray as a Tool for Candidate Gene Identification for Local Red/Far Red Light Adaptive Response in Pinus sylvestris
... Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) population has a wide and continuous distribution and consequently these popula- tions are exposed to variable lengths of photoperiod and light quality. Scots pine being a shade ...
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Study on ectomycorrhizea of Siberian Pine (Pinus sibirica)
... Siberian pine (Pinus sibirica) is an important tree species for the timber products in Mongolia. But there is not so much specific research for the Siberian pine. The basic material of Siberian pine was developed ...
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Genetic parameters and improvement strategies for the Pinus elliottii var. elliottii x Pinus caribaea var. hondurensis hybrid in Queensland, Australia
... Both studies also indicate that large correlated reductions in spiral grain variability, a trait of likely economic importance in PEExPCH Harding et al, 2000 may also be possible from se[r] ...
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Flower Promotion in Pinus maximinoi and Pinus tecunumanii in a tropical environment and Artificial Screening of High-Elevation P. tecunumanii for Resistance to Fusarium circinatum
... 1998). Pinus patula totals about ...2000). Pinus radiata has shown a very high level of susceptibility to Fusarium circinatum (Hodge and Dvorak 2000, Hodge and Dvorak 2007; Roux et ...species. Pinus ...
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Effects of some environmental factors on root regeneration potential and growth of seedlings of Pinus caribaea Mor. and Pinus kesiya Royle ex. Gordon
... creased root growth in the seedlings at 30° C and above. Stone and Schubert (1959a) in their study on the effect of soil temperature on root growth of ponderosa pine (P. pondeAOAa Laws.) found that maximum growth ...
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