Understanding hybridization is important for practical reasons, as the presence of hybrid trees in seed stands can influence success natural regeneration and reforestation. Hybridization creates new gene combinations, which promote or enhance adaptation to changing environments. In present research, we aimed, first time, evaluate compare growth survival 541 putative seedlings 455 pure parental ...

Vegetative shoots of Arizona cypress (Cupressus arizonica Greene) were found to contain an estimated 40 to 70 mug of gibberellin-like activity per kg. Based on elution patterns of silicic acid and celite partition columns, mobilities on thin layer chromatograms and specificity of the cucumber, d-3 dwarf maize, dwarf pea, and barley half seed bioassays it was possible to determine that the tissu...

Several newly studied species and further accessions of the Lamiaceae have been analyzed for their exudate flavonoid profiles. The principal compounds accumulated were flavones and their 6-methoxy derivatives, whereas flavonols were rarely encountered. The chemodiversity observed was relatively low, with only some 15 derivatives being found. The new data are discussed in relation to published d...

Seven 3',8''-linked bioflavonoids, including one new compound, (2''S)-2'', 3''-dihydroamentoflavone-4'-methyl ether and six known compounds: (2S)-2,3- dihydroamentoflavone-4'-methyl ether, (2S,2''S)-2,3,2'',3''-tetrahydroamento- flavone-4'-methyl ether, (2S,2''S)-tetrahydroamentoflavone, (2S)-2,3-dihydro- amentoflavone and (2''S)-2'',3''-dihydroamentoflavone (6) and amentoflavone, were isolated...

the phytoremediation capability in pb removal from the contaminated soils by three native seedlings species (acer cappadocicum, fraxinus excelsior and thuja orientalis) and one exotic species (cupressus arizonica) were compared. the seedlings were grown in pb contaminated soils at 0, 100, 200, 300, 400 and 500 mg kg-1 concentrations for 6 months (mar 21 to sept. 22, 2015), after which the bioma...

Les Cupressacées appartiennent aux conifères et sont une famille de l’ordre des Pinales. Ils constituent, au sein Gymnospermes, la plus fortement représentée à travers le monde. Selon classification phylogénétique ils composés 160 espèces réparties en 7 sous familles 29 genres distribuées dans les hémisphères nord sud. grains pollen petite taille, moyenne 20 40 μm. Leur pollinisation est abonda...