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Potenzialità di specie erbacee autoctone non convenzionali per usi produttivi e multipli

Academic Article
Publication Date:
2009
Short description:
Potenzialità di specie erbacee autoctone non convenzionali per usi produttivi e multipli / Bullitta, Simonetta Maria; Sulas, Leonardo; Franca, Antonello. - In: ITALIAN JOURNAL OF AGRONOMY. - ISSN 1125-4718. - 4:4 Suppl.(2009), pp. 271-276.
abstract:
During the last twenty years, a main research topic of CNR-ISPAAM in Sassari has been the identification of
native species from natural pasturelands that could be useful as forages and their characterization for
introduction into cropping systems. More recent1y, our interest was focused on native species evaluation for
multi purpose utilizations, considering the environmental aspects, related to the rehabilitaion and
conservation issues deriving from such aspects as overgrazing, fires, environmental impacts due to human
activities, land desertion in marginal areas. A series of species, belonging to the more traditional
Leguminosae and Graminaceae, and also more unusual species such as Compositae and Geraniaceae have
been isolated from the local flora and characterised for bioagronomic traits useful for fodder and
multipurpose uses in Mediterranean environment. A few of such species are reported here.
Iris type:
1.1 Articolo in rivista
Keywords:
Compositae; Geraniaceae; Leguminosae; local germoplasm
List of contributors:
Bullitta, Simonetta Maria; Sulas, Leonardo; Franca, Antonello
Handle:
https://iris.uniss.it/handle/11388/264877
Full Text:
https://iris.uniss.it//retrieve/handle/11388/264877/196112/Bullitta_S_Articolo_2009_Potenzialit%E0.pdf
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ITALIAN JOURNAL OF AGRONOMY
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