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Chia-Man Chang, Ching-Wen Wang, Meng-Yuan Huang, Chung-I Chen, Kuan-Hung Lin and Chih-Pei Shen
In our previous work, we observed that Oncidesa Gower Ramsey ?Honey Angel? (HA) plants became stunned on hot summer afternoons, and the seasonal trend in solar radiation affected its production schedule by limiting flower yield and quality. The objective...
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Miroslav Böhmer, Daniel Ozdín, Matú? Racko, Michal Lichvár, Jaroslav Budi? and Tomá? Szemes
Orchids represent a unique group of plants that are well adapted to extreme conditions. In our study, we aimed to determine if different soil contamination and pH significantly change fungal and bacterial composition. We identified bacterial and fungal c...
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Luis Hernando Estupiñan Bravo, Solmar David Califa Rodríguez
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Eirini Katsalirou, Argyrios Gerakis, Xenophon Haldas
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A critical step during the in vitro sexual propagation of Mediterranean orchids is the treatment of seeds with a disinfecting solution thatalso serves to scarify the seeds. If the seeds are not properly disinfected, microorganisms grow within the culture...
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Eirini Katsalirou, Argyrios Gerakis, Xenophon Haldas, Gwenaëlle Deconninck
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A time-consuming yet mandatory step during in vitro sexual propagation of orchids is the treatment of seeds with a disinfecting solution that also serves to scarify the seeds. If the seeds are not properly disinfected, microorganisms grow within the cult...
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Errol Véla, Khellaf Rebbas, Roland Martin, Geraud de Premorel, Jean-Marc Tison
Recently published botanical floras provided an opportunity to develop operational systems for identifying in the field in France of species of the difficult genus Ophrys. Its specific and infra-specific taxonomy is extremely complex because of conflicti...
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Eduardo Larriba,Antonio Belda,Luis Vicente López-Llorca
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Aim of study. Orchidaceae has the largest number of species of any family in the plant kingdom. This family is subject to a high risk of extinction in natural environments, such as natural parks and protected areas. Recent studies have shown the prevalen...
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João Marcelo Robazzi Bignelli Valente Aguiar, Emerson Ricardo Pansarin
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Luis Francisco Henao-Diaz, Natalia María Pacheco-Fernández, Sofía Argüello-Bernal, Margarita María Moreno-Arocha, Pablo R. Stevenson
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Ursula Steinfort, Mauricio A. Cisternas, Rolando García, Hermine Vogel, Gabriela Verdugo
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Chloraea crispa Lindl. is a terrestrial orchid endemic to Chile that has potential to be a novel alternative for the cut flower industry. The objectives of this study were to describe the phenological cycle and floral bud development of C. crispa to d...
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