Morphological and Pomological Diversity of Fig (<i>Ficus carica</i> L.) Cultivars in Northwest of Tunisia

Gaaliche, Badii; Saddoud, Olfa; Mars, Messaoud

doi:10.5402/2012/326461

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“…However, minimum fruit weight was noted in CZBGV 20 (114 g). Similar kind of results were reported by Chatti et al, (2008) and Gaaliche et al, (2012) in fig collection and by Mratinić et al, (2011) in Apricot.…”

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Morphological and Pomological Diversity among Hairy-Leaf Cross Berry (Grewia villosa Willd) Genotypes of Arid Kachchh, Gujarat

Dev¹,

Sureshkumar²,

Venkatesan³

et al. 2018

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci

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Morphological and Pomological Diversity among Hairy-Leaf Cross Berry (Grewia villosa Willd) Genotypes of Arid Kachchh, Gujarat

Dev¹,

Sureshkumar²,

Venkatesan³

et al. 2018

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci

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“…Many others are unnamed but regularly used by farmers. Differences were noted for fruit characteristics and date of pollen maturity [7,10]. Fig pollinator, because of ecological conditions, might be scarce.…”

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Assessment of Pollen Viability, Germination, and Tube Growth in Eight Tunisian Caprifig (Ficus caricaL.) Cultivars

Gaaliche

Majdoub²,

Trad

et al. 2013

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The evaluation of pollen viability and its germination capacity are two essential criteria for pollinator's characterization. This study was carried out to evaluate pollen quality of eight caprifigs grown in the center-east and north-west of Tunisia. Two colorimetric tests 2,3,5-triphenyl tetrazolium chloride (TTC) and acetocarmine were used to estimate pollen viability. Germination rate and pollen tube growth in a culture medium containing 5% sucrose, 5 ppm boric acid (H 3 BO 3 ) and 1% agar were registered after 24, 48, and 72 hours (H) of incubation. Results showed that the highest pollen viability rate (84%) was obtained by TTC test in caprifig Assafri, followed by Jrani (80.2%), Djebba 2 (77.8%), and Djebba 1 (73.6%). That of other caprifigs did not exceed 50% for the two tests. In all caprifig types, germination rate and pollen tube growth varied according to the incubation period. The highest percentage of germination (72%) and maximum pollen tube length (960 m) were recorded after 72 H of incubation in caprifigs Assafri and Jrani, respectively. Among the caprifigs studied, four types (Assafri, Jrani, Djebba 1, and Djebba 2) appeared to be suitable pollinators with respect to the criteria investigated.

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“…L'analyse des résultats (Tableau 3) montre que les caractères qualitatifs des figues permettent de caractériser individuellement la moitié des espèces étudiées. Il s'agit de F. conraui, F. cordata, F. ingens, F. lutea, F. ottoniifolia, F. ovata, F. polita, F. sur, F. sycomorus, F. thonningii, F. umbellata et F. vallis-choudae. Ces caractères qualitatifs ont une importance taxonomique réelle car ils sont fréquents et stables chez l'espèce (Zhekun and Gilbert, 2003 ;Kumar et al, 2011 ;Gaaliche, 2012).…”

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“…Les caractères quantitatifs des figues sont souvent utilisés pour identifier les différentes espèces du genre Ficus et leur importance taxonomique a été attestée par plusieurs auteurs (Zhekun et Gilbert. 2003 ;Sonibare et al, 2004 ;Polat et Caliskan, 2008 ;Gaaliche et al, 2012 ;Lansky et Paavilainen, 2017 La forme caractéristique des figues (réceptacles urcéolés) a permis : -de distinguer le genre Ficus des autres genres de la famille des Moraceae ; -d'apporter plus de précision dans la taxonomie des espèces du genre Ficus L.…”

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Taxonomie du genre <i>Ficus</i> au Sénégal : apport des caractères morphologiques

Diop¹,

Mbaye²,

Sane³

et al. 2019

Int. J. Bio. Chem. Sci

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Le genre Ficus L. (Moraceae) constitue le groupe ligneux le plus diversifié de la Flore du Sénégal ; il compte plus de 30 espèces. Les études antérieures ont amélioré la caractérisation de nombreuses espèces mais elles n'ont pas permis de résoudre toutes les difficultés taxonomiques rencontrées chez le genre Ficus. Cette étude porte sur les caractères morphologiques des espèces du genre, des feuilles et des figues en particulier, afin d'identifier les caractères pertinents qui permettent d'améliorer leur détermination, pour in fine proposer une clé d'identification. Elle porte sur 24 taxa de la Flore du Sénégal. Des méthodes d'études qualitatives et quantitatives ont été appliquées aux ports, aux modes de développement, aux racines adventives, aux feuilles et figues. Les résultats de cette étude ont permis de préciser l'importance taxonomique des caractères tels que : la présence ou l'absence des racines aériennes, des éperons, des calyptres et la disposition des figues et de ses organes reproducteurs. En outre, cette étude a permis la discrimination de deux variétés de F. glumosa et des deux espèces F. iteophylla et F. thonningii souvent considérées comme des synonymes. Enfin, une nouvelle clé, commode et précise pour détermination des 24 taxa étudiés, a été proposée. ABSTRACTThe genus Ficus is the most diversified ligneous group of the Senegalese flora, with more than 30 species. Previous studies have improved the characterization of many species but could not resolve all the taxonomical issues raised by the genus Ficus. This study relates to the morphological characteristics of the genus species of the sheets and figs in particular and aims at identifying the discriminants allowing to improve their determination so as to provide identification keys. It relates to 24 taxa of the Flora in Senegal. Methods of qualitative and quantitative studies have been applied to the port, to modes of development, to adventitious roots, to sheets and figs. The results of this D. DIOP et al. / Int. J. Biol. Chem. Sci. 12(6): 2713-2737, 2018 2714 study allowed to specify the taxonomical importance of characters such as: the presence or absence of aerial roots, spurs and calyptrates, and the set up of figs on the plant and of its reproductive organs. Moreover, it allowed to specify the discriminating characteristics of the varieties of F. glumosa, and to differentiate the species F. iteophylla and F. thonningii, commonly considered as synonymous. Lastly, this study enables to offer a new key which is more precise and convenient to determine the 24 studied taxa.

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Morphological and Pomological Diversity of Fig (Ficus carica L.) Cultivars in Northwest of Tunisia

Cited by 39 publications

References 15 publications

Morphological and Pomological Diversity among Hairy-Leaf Cross Berry (Grewia villosa Willd) Genotypes of Arid Kachchh, Gujarat

Morphological and Pomological Diversity among Hairy-Leaf Cross Berry (Grewia villosa Willd) Genotypes of Arid Kachchh, Gujarat

Assessment of Pollen Viability, Germination, and Tube Growth in Eight Tunisian Caprifig (Ficus caricaL.) Cultivars

Taxonomie du genre <i>Ficus</i> au Sénégal : apport des caractères morphologiques

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