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, 2014 Mestrado em Engenharia Florestal e dos Recursos Naturais - Instituto Superior de AgronomiaThe aim of this study was to improve the knowledge on seed-coat dormancy and germination skills of Acacia, seeking to clarify key aspects relating to the ...
Marques, Filipe Alexandre de Andrade
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, 2020 Among the many exotic plants introduced in the last two centuries in Northern Mediterranean Basin Acacia dealbata Link. is one of the most invasive. Despite its presence in the region since many years, it has not yet been investigated how the species has established itself and has formed small forests.
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, 2001 Acacicola orphana (Erichson) is a winter developing insect that severely defoliates its host trees, Acacia dealbata (Link.) and A. mearnsii (De Wild.).
Simmul, TL (15485336)
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Could Control of Invasive Acacias Be a Source of Biomass for Energy under Mediterranean Conditions?
Chemical Engineering Transactions, 2014 Mediterranean summer drought conditions may limit the usefulness of most woody energy crops common in other European regions. Exotic tree species well adapted to summer stress, such as eucalyptus and acacias, may be more promising as biomass producers ...
M. Carneiro +3 more
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Estudos preliminares de Adsorventes Lenhocelulósicos para a Remoção de Cefalosporinas
MilleniumIntroduction: Acacia dealbata was explored as a biosorbent to remove cephalosporin from aqueous solutions. This study intends to demonstrate the feasibility of using lignocellulosic low-cost materials in the removal of pollutants, valorizing waste ...
Luísa Cruz-Lopes +4 more
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Determination of structural phenolic compounds of Acacia dealbata pollen by HPLC/DAD
, 2014 There are almost 1 380 species of Acacia found throughout the world. In Portugal the most common Acacia is Acacia dealbata Link and is an invasive species that occupy surrounding area gradually.
Campos, MG +6 more
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, 2023 The study to obtain an accurate mapping of the invasive alien species Acacia dealbata Link. has made use of free sour-es of geospatial information (multispectral satellite images) to test its accuracy in the application of the supervised classification
Armesto González, Julia +1 more
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, 2022 Invasive alien species are regarded as the second greatest threat to biodiversity globally. Yet, at a local scale their effects may vary, underlying the requirement for more local-scale studies across taxa and settings. Here we consider the effects of an
Shackleton, Charlie M, Seath, Jessica
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Effectiveness of slash and burn treatments in controlling Acacia dealbata Link invasion
Biological InvasionsAbstract Slash and burn treatments are often recommended and employed for controlling the invasive tree Acacia dealbata Link. In this study, we aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of this approach. We established eight experimental blocks with burn, slash and slash-and-burn treatments distributed across central Portugal.
Sheila F. Riveiro +3 more
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Records of insects associated with Acacia dealbata Link, in Tasmania
, 1997 (Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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