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The biological invasions represent today a serious ecological problem, and is one of the main threats to biodiversity, in Italy as in the rest of the world.
Marco Di Domenico
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El objetivo del presente estudio sobre la palmera Phoenix canariensis Wildpret fue evaluar los efectos de diferentes tratamientos pregerminativos en las semillas de esta especie, para su posterior uso en la silvicultura urbana.
Andrea Esrefanía Ramos Huapaya +2 more
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El género Phoenix en jardinería y paisajismo: el caso de Phoenix Canariensis
P. canariensis is one of the species of the Phoenix genus most widely cultivated in gardens throughout the world, not only as a potted indoor plant, but also as an outdoor plant in parks and gardens, alignments or next to singular buildings. From this palm, native to the Canary Islands, and other species of Phoenix, 1,011 samples of seeds have been ...
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Note sur le palmier des Canaries, Phoenix canariensis Hort. (Chabaud) [PDF]
Note sur le palmier des Canaries Phoenix canariensis Hort (Chaliaud).
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The Rose-ringed Parakeet (Psittacula krameri) is an invasive parrot increasingly established in European cities, including Athens, Greece, yet its diet and exposure to plant toxins in Mediterranean ecosystems remain poorly documented.
Mathis A. B. Christodoulopoulos +7 more
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Der Epiphytenbewuchs auf Phoenix canariensis Chaub. in Italien
Humustaschen zwischen den gestutzten Blattbasen auf Stämmen der in mediterranen Ziergärten häufigen Phoenix canariensis bilden vor allem in Bezug auf die Wasserhalte-Kapazität ein günstiges Substrat für Pflanzen, die ansonsten rein terrestrisch leben. 40% der Arten gehören zu Chenopodietea-Gesellschaften, wobei es sich durchweg um Therophyten handelt ...
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Longevity Estimates of Canary Palms and Dragon Trees via Radiocarbon Dating: Initial Results. [PDF]
Biondi F +3 more
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Dos palmeras adventicias en la flora argentina
La familia de las Palmeras (Palmae o Arecaceae), es de origen tropical y subtropical y se encuentra distribuida principalmente en América Central y del Sur, este de Asia, Malasia y el Pacífico, (Dahlgren,Clifford & Yeo, 1985).
Gustavo Delucchi
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The Ladybird Beetles (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) of La Palma. [PDF]
Romanowski J +3 more
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