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Stephen J. Trueman, Joel Nichols, Michael B. Farrar, Helen M. Wallace and Shahla Hosseini Bai
Optimal fruit production from many tree crops relies on the transfer of cross-pollen between trees of different cultivars rather than the transfer of self-pollen between trees of the same cultivar. However, many orchards are established with wide blocks ...
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Magdalena Maria Pawlik and Dariusz Ficek
Pine pollen is a very important component of the marine environment: it is a valuable source of both carbon and macro- and microelements, and it is also a major food resource for many marine organisms. Its characteristic optical properties distinguish it...
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Eduardo González María, Antonio Madueño Luna, Agustín Conesa Celdrán, Gemma Martínez Muñoz, Martin John Oates and Antonio Ruiz-Canales
In this article a case study of characterisation of type of honey based on floral origin is presented. It is intended to discriminate Iberian honeys from local beekeepers located in the Community of Madrid (Spain), by means of a low-cost electronic nose ...
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Barbara Anna Kowalczyk, Monika Bieniasz and Anna Kostecka-Gugala
Climate change is being felt in all vineyards around the world, opening up new perspectives for regions with a growing winemaking industry. In this study, 11 hybrid grapevines grown in cold climates were assessed in terms of flowering biology and pollina...
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Karen Araya, Práxedes Muñoz, Laurent Dezileau, Antonio Maldonado, Rodrigo Campos-Caba, Lorena Rebolledo, Paola Cardenas and Marco Salamanca
The coast of Chile has been exposed to marine submersion events from storm surges, tsunamis and flooding due to heavy rains. We present evidence of these events using sedimentary records that cover the last 1000 years in the Pachingo wetland. Two sedimen...
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Basilio Carrasco, Lafayette Eaton, Luis Letelier, Carole Díaz, Rolando García-Gonzáles
Pág. 441 - 452
Heterozygote deficiencies in natural populations of outbreeding tree species are common and thought to be due mainly to biparental inbreeding. Inbreeding is believed to be caused by family structure within populations, a product of limited seed disper...
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M. González, E. Baeza, J.L. Lao and J. Cuevas
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Wallace, H. M. King, B. J. Lee, L. S.
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Marco Cisternas,Alberto Araneda
Pág. 105 - 115
The activity and distribution of 210Pb and 137Cs through the sedimentary record of a lake, which is located in the Nahuelbuta mountain range, are influenced by anthropic activity. Isotope analyses, X-rays, magnetic susceptibility, pollen and grain size a...
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L. Gurovich, J. Stern
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Variabilidad espacial de la velocidad de infiltración del agua en el suelo. I. Generación de datosCiencia e Investigación Agraria, Revista latinoamericana en Ciencias de la Agricultura, está indexada en las siguientes bases de datos: Thomson ISI, Alerta ...
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