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Cupressaceae pollen: new data about diffusion, record and preservation
, 2021Cupressaceae is one of the most widespread families in the Mediterranean region, widely used as ornamental trees both in cities and extra urban areas. The family is also known to produce a considerable amount of pollen grains.
Francesco Ciani, B. Foggi, M. M. Lippi
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Plant biology, 2020
Many critically endangered plant species exist in small, genetically depauperate or inbred populations, making assisted gene flow interventions necessary for long-term population viability. However, before such interventions are implemented, conservation
A. Jacquemart +3 more
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Many critically endangered plant species exist in small, genetically depauperate or inbred populations, making assisted gene flow interventions necessary for long-term population viability. However, before such interventions are implemented, conservation
A. Jacquemart +3 more
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Taxonomical re‐examination of the genus Phyllosticta—Parasitic fungi on Cupressaceae trees in Japan
Forest Pathology, 2020Taxonomical re‐examination of the Phyllosticta species parasitic fungi on coniferous trees (Cupressaceae) in Japan was conducted based on current criteria, such as morphological and cultural characteristics, phylogenetic relationship and pathogenicity ...
Yukako Hattori +3 more
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Serotiny and the Evolution of Seed Cone Size in Cupressaceae Conifers
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL PLANT SCIENCES, 2020Premise of research. Serotiny is a specialized dispersal mechanism in which seeds are retained on the parent plant and released following a disturbance event.
K. Swarup, D. Contreras, A. Leslie
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Lignans from Cupressus lusitanica (Cupressaceae)
Biochemical Systematics and Ecology, 2001Cowan, S., Bartholomew, B., Watson, A. A., Bright, C., Latif, Z., Sarker, S. D., Nash, R. J. (2001). Lignans from Cupressus lusitanica (Cupressaceae). Biochemical Systematics and Ecology, 29, 109-111.
, Cowan +6 more
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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL PLANT SCIENCES, 2019
Premise of research. A new Early Jurassic species of Cupressaceae is reconstructed from the Cañadón Asfalto Formation in Argentina, based on impressions of foliage and attached and dispersed seed and pollen cones. Methodology.
D. Contreras +3 more
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Premise of research. A new Early Jurassic species of Cupressaceae is reconstructed from the Cañadón Asfalto Formation in Argentina, based on impressions of foliage and attached and dispersed seed and pollen cones. Methodology.
D. Contreras +3 more
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1984
Both Cupressaceae and the closely related Taxodiaceae are important Holarctic families which also have representatives in the southern hemisphere. A few species of both extend into habitats on the margins of the tropics or into tropical highlands. Of 18 genera of Cupressaceae only Libocedrus reaches into Malesia.
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Both Cupressaceae and the closely related Taxodiaceae are important Holarctic families which also have representatives in the southern hemisphere. A few species of both extend into habitats on the margins of the tropics or into tropical highlands. Of 18 genera of Cupressaceae only Libocedrus reaches into Malesia.
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Tropolones of cupressaceae—III.
Phytochemistry, 1967Abstract Twenty-two samples of heartwood from various Cupressus species were analyzed by paper chromatography to determine the tropolones present. Nootkatin and β-thujaplicin seem to occur in all species. Pygmaein, α-thujaplicinol, and α-dolabrinol occur only in the three cypresses from the California coast— C. pygmea, C.
Eugene Zavarin +2 more
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Cupressaceae pollinosis in the Madrid area
Clinical & Experimental Allergy, 1996SummaryBackground There is no previous report of Cupressaceae pollinosis in the Madrid area.Objective To ascertain the presence of Cupressaceae pollinosis in the Madrid area. Methods Thirty‐six patients were studied who had winter pollinosis symptoms and a positive skin test to C. arizonica. They were skin tested with C.
T, Caballero +5 more
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Allergie et immunologie, 2001
Cypress allergy or rather Cupressaceae allergy is an extraordinary observation subject and study model. Annual R.N.S.A. meeting is a good opportunity to share the analysts and sentinel doctors' point of view on this subject. For the medicine sentinel of the Nîmes's pollen site, the development of these Cupressaceae sensitivities is becoming a true ...
C, Fabre, R, Navarro-Rouimi
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Cypress allergy or rather Cupressaceae allergy is an extraordinary observation subject and study model. Annual R.N.S.A. meeting is a good opportunity to share the analysts and sentinel doctors' point of view on this subject. For the medicine sentinel of the Nîmes's pollen site, the development of these Cupressaceae sensitivities is becoming a true ...
C, Fabre, R, Navarro-Rouimi
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