Bee diversity and abundance on flowers of industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.)
Biomass and Bioenergy, 2019Abstract Industrial hemp, (Cannabis sativa L.), one of the earliest crops spun for fiber, is now used for a variety of commercial products including paper, textiles, clothing, biodegradable plastics, biofuel, food, animal feed etc., all of which are derived from hemp fiber or seeds.
C. O'Brien, H.S. Arathi
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Development of Cannabinoids in Flowers of Industrial Hemp (Cannabis sativa L.): A Pilot Study
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 2020A field study was performed to investigate the development of cannabinoids in flowers of industrial hemp using three day-length-sensitive and two day-length-neutral varieties. Flower samples were analyzed for cannabinoids on a weekly basis from 2 to 4 weeks postanthesis to plant senescence.
Rui Yang +5 more
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Modeling and optimizing in vitro seed germination of industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.)
Industrial Crops and Products, 2021Abstract In vitro seed germination of cannabis as the first physiological stage in the plant life cycle is not only important for studying factors affecting cultivation conditions but also crucial for obtaining juvenile tissue as a potential explant for different in vitro procedures.
Mohsen Hesami +4 more
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Cannabinoid content in industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) varieties grown in Slovenia
Planta Medica, 2020Abstract Cannabinoid content in different hemp varieties from the Common catalogue of varieties of agricultural plant species is not well known. Hemp (Cannabis sativa L., subsp. sativa) contains a wide range of cannabinoids, where cannabidiol (CBD) and (−)-trans-Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol (Δ9-THC) are the constituents with known therapeutic activity ...
Taja Glivar +6 more
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The comprehensive review about elements accumulation in industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.)
Food and Chemical ToxicologyCannabis sativa L., commonly known as industrial hemp, is a versatile plant with applications ranging from medicinal to agricultural and industrial uses. Despite its benefits, there is a notable gap in regulatory toxicology, in understanding the extent of element accumulation in hemp, which is critical due to its ability to absorb various elements from
Justyna Milan +2 more
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The present study focused on inhibitory activity of freshly extracted essential oils from three legal ...
NISSEN, LORENZO +6 more
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Rising Value in the World; Uses of Industrial Hemp (Cannabis sativa L.)
2022: Kenevir (Cannabis sativa L.) günümüzde pek çok farklı alanda kullanılan önemli bir endüstri bitkisidir. Dünyada bu bitkinin kullanımı ve önemi son yıllarda gittikçe yaygınlaşmaktadır. Anavatanı Orta Asya olan kenevir, doğada yaygın olarak bulunmaktadır.
YILMAZ, Güngör, YAZİCİ, Levent
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Evaluating herbicide tolerance of industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.)
Crop Science, 2020AbstractIndustrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) has a wide array of end uses which, when coupled with regulatory reductions in the United States, has spurred renewed interest in its production. Best management practices, including weed control, need to be evaluated.
Michael L. Flessner +3 more
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Selectivity of herbicides applied in the post-emergence of industrial hemp ( Cannabis sativa L.)
Journal of Environmental Science and Health, Part BThe objective of this study was to evaluate the selectivity of four post-emergence herbicides in the cultivation of industrial hemp. Hemp was grown in 3.5 L pots with inert substrate in the absence of weeds throughout the crop cycle. The experimental design adopted was a randomized, complete block design with five treatments and four replications.
José Carlos Fernandes Júnior +3 more
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Production and quality of industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) in response to water regimes
2021Drought and waterlogging stresses are major environmental constraints, which severely limit crop production in Australia, and worldwide. Both water deficiency and waterlogging stresses influence crop physiological and biochemical mechanisms and thereby crop growth and production.
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