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Evaluation of intra-cultivar variability in Olea europaea L. cv. Leccino using morphological, biochemical and molecular markers

2020

The phenotypic and genotypic variability of olive tree cv. Leccino (Olea europaea L.), an ancient cultivar from North-Central Italy, was investigated using 44 quantitative and qualitative agro-morphological traits, SDS-PAGE of seed proteins (storage proteins and tegument proteins) and molecular markers such as RAPDs (30 primers) and SSRs (8 primers). Fifteen accessions of Olea europaea catalogued as "Leccino" and one certified tree of "Leccino" (LESt) were examined. The plants were clonally propagated and the measuring of all morphological characteristics was conducted over a period of seven years. The ANOVA analysis showed that all accessions were homogenous for many traits while very few …

Genetic diversityOlea europaea L.molecular markersfood and beveragesOlea europaea LLeccino cultivarPlant ScienceBiologybiology.organism_classificationOlea europaea L. Leccino cultivar intra-cultivar variability morphological traits molecular markers seed proteins.intra-cultivar variabilityGenetic markerPlant morphologyOleamorphological traitsBotanyGenetic variationShootMicrosatelliteseed proteinsCultivarAgronomy and Crop ScienceApril 2020
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Morphological and genetic diversity within Pilosella hoppeana aggr. (Asteraceae) in Italy and taxonomic implications

2013

Morphological variation, ploidy level and genetic diversity have been studied on 10 populations of the Pilosella hoppeana aggr. from the Alps, Abruzzo, Calabria and Sicily.Chromosome counts showed that the plants from Abruzzo and those from Sicily are tetraploid (2n = 36); they are assigned to P. hoppeana subsp. macrantha. The plants from the Alps (P. hoppeana subsp. hoppeana) and those from Calabria are diploid. The Calabrian populations, previously included in P. hoppeana subsp. macrantha, are shown to belong to a separate species, P. leucopsilon. The principal component analysis, based on 25 morphological characters, allowed distinguishing clearly four groups. An allozymes study using 10…

Genetic diversitybiologyPilosella hoppeanaSettore BIO/02 - Botanica SistematicaDendrogramChromosomePlant ScienceAsteraceaebiology.organism_classificationAllozymes genetic variability Italy morphology Pilosella taxonomic relationshipsSettore BIO/01 - Botanica GeneraleEvolutionary biologyBotanyGenetic variabilityAllelePloidyEcology Evolution Behavior and Systematics
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Morphological characteristics, microsatellite fingerprinting and determination of incompatibility genotypes of Sicilian sweet cherry cultivars

2007

Sicily has extensive germplasm of diploid sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.) that has not been well studied. In this investigation, 39 cherry accessions, selected from collections and farms, were analysed using molecular markers and characterised for various morphological and other agronomic characters such as flesh colour, fruit size, quality and, in some cases, ripening periods. Thirteen Simple Sequence Repeat (SSR) primer pairs, as well as two primer pairs for the incompatibility (S) locus, which amplified across the first intron of the S-RNase gene and across the intron of the SFB gene, were used in three multiplexed reactions to analyse the accessions. The number of alleles per SSR locus r…

GeneticsGermplasmfood and beveragesLocus (genetics)Sicily sweet cherry morphologycal caractersHorticultureBiologySettore AGR/03 - Arboricoltura Generale E Coltivazioni ArboreePrunusGenotypeGeneticsMicrosatelliteCultivarAllelePloidy
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Molecules and Morphology, Phylogenetics and Genetics

1994

Various explanations can be offered for the incongruence between phylogenetic hypotheses resulting from morphological and molecular data sets. Of these, the possibility that incongruence may result from the mutation of major morphogenetic genes leading to dramatic morphological divergence unaccompanied by equivalent change of the phylogenetic marker molecule(s) used is discussed in detail. As evidence for this hypothesis, several examples for such incongruence are surveyed. It seems possible that in many cases the genetic basis of the morphological characters responsible for the incongruence found may be simple, and that the genes involved may be homologous to genes known from mutant system…

GeneticsPhylogenetic treePhylogeneticsMutation (genetic algorithm)MutantIdentification (biology)Morphology (biology)Plant ScienceBiologyPhenotypeGeneBotanica Acta
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Estudio sedimentológico de los depósitos de inundación en la Ribera del Xúqer (Valencia), en octubre de1982

2013

As a result of the sedimentological study of a series of deposits corresponding to the exceptional flood in the Xuquer River in October 1982, we analyze the behaviour of fluvial dynamics. The sedimentary response enables us lo perceive certain differences between the deposits analyzed, bUI these do not completely adjust to the genetic patterns considered in the classic Geomorphology as the producers ofthe traits ofvertical growth generated during floods.

Geography (General)Flood mythGeography Planning and DevelopmentEarth and Planetary Sciences (miscellaneous)FluvialG1-922Sedimentary rockEnvironmental Science (miscellaneous)GeomorphologyGeologyCuadernos de Investigación Geográfica
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Assessing physical surrogates for biodiversity: Do tributary and stream type classifications reflect macroinvertebrate assemblage diversity in runnin…

2006

Landscape classifications are increasingly being used in conservation planning and biodiversity management, although there is a dearth of studies actually showing concordant patterns between such classifications and biodiversity. We studied the utility of tributary and stream type classifications in accounting for the variability of invertebrate biodiversity in a boreal drainage system. We found that only weak, although significant, differences existed between the studied three tributaries and four stream types in macroinvertebrate assemblage structure, species distributions, and taxonomic richness. Further, the classification strengths, calculated as mean within-group-similarity minus mean…

GeographyTaxongeography.geographical_feature_categoryBorealEcologyIndicator speciesDrainage system (geomorphology)TributaryBiodiversitySpecies richnessEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsNature and Landscape ConservationInvertebrateBiological Conservation
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Raclettes from Cova del Parpalló (Valencia, Spain): a study of morphology, technology, and function

2012

GeographybiologyMorphology (biology)biology.organism_classificationValenciaArchaeologyEarth-Surface ProcessesQuaternary International
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STOP 8: Morphology and arrangement of glaciokarst kettles at Vietalva village

2014

Geographygeography.geographical_feature_categorykame terraceKvartāra ģeoloģijaKēmu terasesGround-penetrating radarKameMorphology (biology):NATURAL SCIENCES::Earth sciences::Exogenous earth sciences::Quaternary geology [Research Subject Categories]Weichselian glaciationground penetrating radarArchaeologyWeichselian glaciationLate Quaternary Terrestrial Processes, Sediments and History: From Glacial to Postglacial Environments
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Ecomorphological inferences in early vertebrates: reconstructing

2017

Our knowledge about the body morphology of many extinct early vertebrates is very limited, especially in regard to their post-thoracic region. The prompt disarticulation of the dermo-skeletal elements due to taphonomic processes and the lack of a well-ossified endoskeleton in a large number of groups hinder the preservation of complete specimens. Previous reconstructions of most early vertebrates known from partial remains have been wholly based on phylogenetically closely related taxa. However, body design of fishes is determined, to a large extent, by their swimming mode and feeding niche, making it possible to recognise different morphological traits that have evolved several times in no…

Geometric morphometricsEcologySizeEcomorphologySharksPaleontologyPalaeoartDunkleosteus terrelliZoologyCaudal finEarly vertebratesPeerJ
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La forma del rilievo terrestre e il problema della convergenza morfologica

2018

Argomento della presente relazione è la forma del ri-lievo terrestre. Il rilievo terrestre può essere raffigurato come un grande mosaico le cui tessere sono i versanti. Un versante può es-sere: o una superficie piana caratterizzata da una determinata espo-sizione e da una specifica inclinazione; oppure una superficie curva di tipo concavo o convesso. Ogni singolo versante è inoltre identificabile con una forma del rilievo ben definita, la cui genesi è riconducibile ad un processo morfogenetico peculiare. Ogni cambiamento nell’esposizione, nell’inclinazione o nella curvatura di un versante segna pertanto il passaggio a forme del rilievo di-verse. Complessivamente, tutti i processi morfogenet…

Geomorfologia forma del rilievo convergenza morfologicaSettore GEO/04 - Geografia Fisica E GeomorfologiaGeomorphology landform geomorphological convergence
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