Suchergebnisse - "Pilu, Roberto"

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Genetic characterization of an Italian Giant Reed (Arundo donax L.) clones collection: exploiting clonal selection

von: Pilu, Roberto

2013, in: Euphytica

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Effect of flavonoid pigments on the accumulation of fumonisin B1 in the maize kernel

von: Pilu, Roberto

2010, in: Journal of applied genetics

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A quantitative trait locus involved in maize yield is tightly associated to the r1 gene on the long arm of chromosome 10

von: Pilu, Roberto

2011, in: Molecular breeding

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Paramutation phenomena in plants

von: Pilu, Roberto

2015transfer abstract, in: Spin-polarized bandgap of graphene induced by alternative chemisorption with MgO (111) substrate

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Isolation and characterization of a new mutant allele of brachytic 2 maize gene

von: Pilu, Roberto

2007, in: Molecular breeding

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Characterization of the Ra1 maize gene involved in inflorescence architecture

von: Cassani, Elena

2006, in: Sexual plant reproduction

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Arundo donax L.: A non-food crop for bioenergy and bio-compound production

von: Corno, Luca

2014transfer abstract, in: Strain energy contributions on the bainitic phase transformation in a CrMoV steel during continuous cooling

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Anthocyanins in corn: a wealth of genes for human health

von: Petroni, Katia

2014, in: Planta

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Arabidopsis thaliana plants overexpressing Ramosa1 maize gene show an increase in organ size due to cell expansion

von: Landoni, Michela

2007, in: Sexual plant reproduction

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Giant cane (Arundo donax L.) for biogas production: The effect of two ensilage methods on biomass characteristics and biogas potential

von: Corno, Luca

2016transfer abstract, in: Lag time of modern bomb-pulse radiocarbon in human bone tissues: New data from Brazil

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Giant cane (Arundo donax L.) for biogas production: The effect of two ensilage methods on biomass characteristics and biogas potential

von: Corno, Luca

2016, in: Biomass and bioenergy

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Arundo donax L. can substitute traditional energy crops for more efficient, environmentally-friendly production of biogas: A Life Cycle Assessment approach

von: D'Imporzano, Giuliana

2018, in: Molecular characterization, expression, and antibacterial activity of a c-type lysozyme isolated from the manila clam,

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Plant agro-biodiversity needs protection, study and promotion: results of research conducted in Lombardy region (Northern Italy)

von: Giupponi, Luca

2019, in: Biodiversity and conservation

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The brachytic 2 and 3 maize double mutant shows alterations in plant growth and embryo development

von: Cassani, Elena

2010, in: Plant growth regulation

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New energy crop giant cane (Arundo donax L.) can substitute traditional energy crops increasing biogas yield and reducing costs

von: Corno, Luca

2015, in: Molecular characterization, expression, and antibacterial activity of a c-type lysozyme isolated from the manila clam,

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Advancing crop modelling capabilities through cultivar-specific parameters sets for the Italian rice germplasm

von: Mongiano, Gabriele

2019, in: Successful treatment of methicillin-sensitive

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New energy crop giant cane (Arundo donax L.) can substitute traditional energy crops increasing biogas yield and reducing costs

von: Scaglia, Barbara

2015, in: Bioresource technology

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Giant cane (

von: Corno, Luca

2016, in: Bioresource technology

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The brachytic 2 and 3 maize double mutant shows alterations in plant growth and embryo development

von: Cassani, Elena

2010, in: Plant growth regulation

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Giant cane (Arundo donax L.) can substitute traditional energy crops in producing energy by anaerobic digestion, reducing surface area and costs: A full-scale approach

von: Corno, Luca

2016, in: Bioresource technology

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