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Preliminary Studies on Black Spot of Globe Artichoke
Journal of Phytopathology, 1998AbstractStudies were conducted to determine the cause of an apparently new disorder of globe artichoke (Cynara scotymus L.) characterised by a localised black necrosis in the receptacle of the flower buds. The effects of single and mixed infections by artichoke latent potyvirus (ALV) and broad bean wilt virus – French artichoke (BBWV‐FA) in buds with ...
Morzadec, J.M. +4 more
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STRATEGIES FOR GLOBE ARTICHOKE INTRODUCTION IN SOUTH TEXAS
Acta Horticulturae, 2007Introduction of artichokes in the Wintergarden of Texas depends on the development of strategies that will overcome limiting climatic conditions for optimal growth. Irrigation efficiency has been critical in this area due to strict restrictions on water application and regulations of underground aquifer resources.
Leskovar, D. I. +3 more
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DESCRIBING SENSORY CHARACTERISTICS OF GLOBE ARTICHOKES
Acta Horticulturae, 2012Brittany is the main artichoke production area in France. Mainly two globe artichoke varieties are marketed: 'Camus' and 'Castel'. Commercial distinction is done between these two varieties but little is known about their sensory characteristics and more generally about sensory quality changes of artichoke.
C. Baty-Julien, A.B. Hélias
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The wild gene pool of globe artichoke
Israel Journal of Plant Sciences, 2015Globe artichoke is an important vegetable of the Mediterranean basin. Its primary gene pool (GP1) consists of wild types ofCynara cardunculus. Crosses between the wild types and the cultivars (artichoke and cardoon) are fully fertile. In accordance, analyses of molecular markers revealed high genetic identity between the wild types and the cultivars ...
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Strategies for Globe Artichoke Introduction in South Texas
Acta horticulturae, 2006Introduction of artichokes in the Wintergarden of Texas depends on the development of strategies that will overcome limiting climatic conditions for optimal growth. Irrigation efficiency has been critical in this area due to strict restrictions on water application and regulations of underground aquifer resources.
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THE GLOBE ARTICHOKE INDUSTRY IN AUSTRALIA
Acta Horticulturae, 2005F. Goubran +5 more
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MICRORNAS IN THE GLOBE ARTICHOKE: DETECTION AND ANALYSIS
Acta Horticulturae, 2013De Paola D +7 more
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