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Micropropagation of Tropical Woody Species
2003During the last thirty years plant micropropagation has been one of the most significant contributions of biotechnology to the horticultural industry (Giles and Friesen, 1994). The possibility of mass propagation of elite, endangered, or difficult-to-propagate genotypes, in relatively small areas and time period, is the most important characteristic of
Adriana Pinheiro Martinelli Rodriguez +1 more
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Allelopathy in tropical and subtropical species
Phytochemistry Reviews, 2018The ability of certain plants to synthesize allelochemicals that disrupt the germination, development, reproduction and/or survival of organisms that compete with them for resources has been observed in a variety of environments worldwide. Tropical and subtropical regions are particularly conducive to the evolution of allelopathic survival strategies ...
Joey K. Ooka, Daniel K. Owens
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2018
Agaricus is a large genus of mushrooms including species of nutritional and medicinal interest. With research programs developed over the last decade, a larger diversity of Agaricus came to light. The present review focuses on tropical species of Agaricus and their classification, including a discussion of the definition of tropical species, a brief ...
Callac, Philippe, Chen, Jie
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Agaricus is a large genus of mushrooms including species of nutritional and medicinal interest. With research programs developed over the last decade, a larger diversity of Agaricus came to light. The present review focuses on tropical species of Agaricus and their classification, including a discussion of the definition of tropical species, a brief ...
Callac, Philippe, Chen, Jie
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Chaetopsina species from tropical forest litter
Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1979TWO NEW SPECIES OF CHAETOPSINA ARE DESCRIBED. THEY ARE FOUND ON FOREST LITTER VEGETABLE REMAINS.
A. RAMBELLI, LUNGHINI, Dario
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Towards quantifying tropical tree species richness in tropical forests
International Journal of Remote Sensing, 2009This letter reports tests of whether the normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) from Landsat Enhanced Thematic Mapper Plus (ETM+) and radar backscatter (C-, L-and P-bands) from Airborne Synthetic Aperture Radar (AIRSAR) imagery can be used to estimate tree species richness from 25 1-ha plots within continuous lowland forest types (dry, moist ...
T. W. Gillespie +5 more
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A Recount of Tropical Tree Species
Science, 2010If aliens visited earth, perhaps they would wonder how many distinct life forms our planet has. With their advanced intellect and technology, they might well have the answer. It is clear from R. M. May's Perspective “Tropical arthropod species, more or less?” (2 July, p. [41][1]) that we do not.
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MICROPROPAGATION OF TROPICAL TREE SPECIES
Acta Horticulturae, 2013Tree species are important in tropical regions as a source of timber, nutrition, medicine, fuel, income and livestock food. Many vegetable species are not adapted to production in tropical climates, further highlighting the importance of tropical fruit species in these regions.
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Tropical Deforestation and Species Extinction.
The Journal of Ecology, 1993J. Proctor, T. C. Whitmore, J. A. Sayer
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