Pollen morphology and seed germination studies onRetama raetamssp.gussonei, endemic subspecies from Sicily

Ferrauto, G.; Guglielmo, Anna; Lantieri, Angela; Pavone, Pietro; Salmeri, Cristina

doi:10.1080/11263504.2013.845265

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“…Species of the Salvia genus are used in traditional medicines all around the world, as they possess antibacterial, antioxidative, antidiabetic and antitumor properties (Ulubelen 2003;Şenol et al 2010). The number of morphological and medicinal plant studies has increased in recent years (Çakılcıoğlu & Türkoğlu, 2007;Serdar et al 2007;Terzioğlu et al 2007;Yaman 2009;Brus et al 2011;Khatun et al 2011Khatun et al , 2012Kaya & Dirmenci 2012;Corp & Pendry 2013;Gottschlich et al 2013;Guarino et al 2013;Sciandrello et al 2013;Selvi et al 2013Selvi et al , 2015Hayta et al 2014Hayta et al , 2015Ferrauto et al 2015).…”

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The anatomical and micromorphological properties of three endemic and medicinal Salvia species (Lamiaceae) in Erzincan (Turkey)

Polat

Çakılcıoğlu²,

Selvi

et al. 2015

Plant Biosystems - An International Journal Dealing with all As

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In this study, we comparatively investigated three endemic Salvia species spreading in Erzincan (Turkey) in terms of anatomy and micromorphology. For anatomical investigation, cross sections taken from stems and leaves of the species were examined under light microscope. For micromorphological investigation, epidermal surface and nutlet structure were examined using scanning electron microscopy. The S. euphratica and S. divaricata species were examined anatomically and micromorphologically for the first time, and S. hypargea was examined micromorphologically for the first time. In anatomical examinations, it was seen that stem and leaf structures of the species were similar. In micromorphological analyses, it has been seen that hairiness of the nutlet surface and nutlet ornamentations (verrucate and rugose type) created a difference between the species.

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The anatomical and micromorphological properties of three endemic and medicinal Salvia species (Lamiaceae) in Erzincan (Turkey)

Polat

Çakılcıoğlu²,

Selvi

et al. 2015

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“…In Algeria, this species is in progressive decline which results from a particular climate related to periods of prolonged dryness that imposes a potential but permanent risk of salinization and soil degradation [13,14,15,16], of the anthropo-zoogenic action and the difficulties even the absence of its natural regeneration by the sexual way [17]. In addition, currently the lack of information about the physiology of germination of R. raetam seeds, the hardness of its coats and their impermeability to water and oxygen seem to be in the same case as many other Fabaceae [18,19,20], those are the essential causes of the absence of such way of regeneration.…”

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Effects of temperature and salinity on the seeds germination of Retama raetam (FORSSK.) Webb. scarified with sulfuric acid

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Dadach

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J. Fundam and Appl Sci.

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“…Moreover, the comparative pollen morphology and seed germination studies in Retama raetam ssp. gussonei (Fabaceae) discriminate the relevance of palynology in practical conservation actions for dune stabilization and renaturation of desert areas (Ferrauto et al 2015). Similar approaches can be applied in vulnerable endemic populations such as epiphytic angiosperms (Bromeliaceae), which are commonly threatened by loss of pollinators, poaching and habitat isolation (Palma- Silva et al 2008).…”

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Understanding perspectives of current palynology: using science with practical discourse

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Background: Palynological studies have contributed with topics closely linked to sustainability. However, there are still few scientific reviews that have discussed the relevance of practical applications in current palynology and its perspectives as a theoretical framework for the study of integrated landscape management. This review shows palynological contributions within agricultural model diversities in both natural and novel ecosystems. Questions: What are the current perspectives and concerns of the mature phase in palynology? What are the approaches of pollen analysis on landscape management and biodiversity conservation?Studied species: Pollen analysis and palynomorphs.Study site and dates: Global literature from current palynology.Methods: Global scientific literature using keywords, theoretical frameworks, and original articles.Results: We identified palynological perspectives for the study of sustainability based on global scientific literature: 1) ecological-evolutionary and 2) interdisciplinary research. In addition, we discussed some synergies and trade-offs between ecosystem services that were recognized through current palynology in different farming landscapes: biodiversity-based farming systems and chemical input-based farming systems. While pollen morphology and descriptive palynology can provide the basis for crop improvement, biological invasions, and the effect of deforestation on native species, more analytical approaches such as land-use indicators are necessary for sustainable management. In addition, we have included some biocultural aspects to conservation, due to a lack of practical discourse in current palynology. Conclusions: Innovative influences from current palynology are powerful approaches to integrated landscape management.

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Pollen morphology and seed germination studies onRetama raetamssp.gussonei, endemic subspecies from Sicily

Cited by 7 publications

References 17 publications

The anatomical and micromorphological properties of three endemic and medicinal Salvia species (Lamiaceae) in Erzincan (Turkey)

The anatomical and micromorphological properties of three endemic and medicinal Salvia species (Lamiaceae) in Erzincan (Turkey)

Effects of temperature and salinity on the seeds germination of <i>Retama raetam</i> (FORSSK.) Webb. scarified with sulfuric acid

Understanding perspectives of current palynology: using science with practical discourse

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