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Score: 11.77

#2989 - Agricultural sustainability and underutilized crop species in southern Italy. Plant Genetic Resources: Characterization and Utilization

Polignano GB, Laghetti G, Margiotta B, Perrino P

Kind: pub - Date: Oct 31, 2020

Score: 11.67

#2854 - Norway spruce genetic resources in Italy

Bucci G

Kind: pub - Date: May 26, 2020

Score: 11.60

#2796 - Current status of the exploitation of the olive genetic resources.

Belaj A, León L, De La Rosa R, Cultrera NG M, Mariotti R, Baldoni L

Kind: pub - Date: Apr 16, 2020

Score: 11.21

#806 - Management of genetic resources of the multi-purpose tree species Castanea sativa Mill

Eriksson G, Pliura A, Fernández-López J, Zas R, Blanco Silva R, Villani F, Bucci G, Casasoli M, Cherubini M, Lauteri M, Mattioni C, Monteverdi C, Sansotta A, Garrod G, Mavrogiannis M, Scarpa R, Spalato F, Aravanoupoulos P, Alizoti E, Drouzas A

Kind: pub - Date: Jan 19, 2015

Score: 10.94

#2867 - Small Agricultural Islands and Plant Genetic Resources - Le piccole isole rurali italiane

Hammer K, Laghetti G

Kind: pub - Date: May 26, 2020

Score: 9.75

#2747 - Management of genetic resources of the multi-purpose tree species Castanea sativa Mill.

Eriksson G, Pliura A, Fernandez-Lopez J, Zas R, Silva RB, Villani F, Bucci G, Casasoli M, Cherubini M, Lauteri M, Mattioni C, Monteverdi C, Sansotta A, Garrod G, Mavrogiannis M, Scarpa R, Spalato F, Aravanoupoulos P, Alizoti E, Drouzas A, Robin C, Barreneche T, Kremer A, Rornane F, Grandjanny M, Grossman A, Botta R, Marinoni D, Akkak A, Diamandis S, Perlerou H, Vannini A, Vettraino AM, Russell K, Buck, E

Kind: pub - Date: Nov 20, 2019

Score: 7.51

#3021 - Genetic diversity and population structure of an Italian landrace of runner bean (Phaseolus coccineus L.): inferences for its safeguard and on-farm conservation

Mercati F, Catarcione G, Paolacci AR, Abenavoli MR, Sunseri F, Ciaffi, M

Kind: pub - Date: Nov 12, 2020

Score: 6.07

#141 - FORGER - Towards the sustainable management of forest genetic resources in Europe

FP7-KBBE-2011-5 FORGER GRANT AGREEMENT N. 289119 PROJECT "TOWARDS THE SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF FOREST GENETIC RESOURCES IN EUROPE" CON DURATA DAL 01/03/2012 AL 29/02/2016 (48 MESI) EURO 322.669,00 (REPERTORIO CONTRATTO N. 724/2012)

Kind: project - Date: Mar 01, 2012

Score: 5.21

#1167 - Acquisto di materiale vegetale “Semi di Cannabis sativa L. di antiche varietà locali

Leibniz Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research - IPK Department of Genebank, Research Group Resources Genetics and Reproduction - Gatersleben Germany

Kind: contract - Date: Jun 17, 2020

Score: 5.17

#289 - Forgenius - Improving access to FORest GENetic resources Information and services for end-USers

European nations have been increasingly concerned with georeferenced information on the conservation of forest genetic resources. This is imperative as forests provide essential societal services, covering approximately a third of the European continent, sequestering 719 million tonnes of CO2. They also provide jobs to over 3 million people, generating revenue for 16 million forest owners. The EU-funded FORGENIUS project aims to develop methods and tools for greater insight into the characteristics and the value of forest genetic resources accessions presently existing in 35 European countries. The project will create novel services for users within and outside the conservation communities and will significantly increase and improve data quantity and quality in the European forest genetic resources information system.

Kind: project - Date: Jan 01, 2021

Score: 4.47

#126 - da definire - FORGER - TOWARDS THE SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF FOREST GENETIC RESOURCES IN EUROPE

non conosciuta

Kind: project - Date: Jan 01, 2012

Score: 4.03

#777 - Genetic resources of beech in Italy

Giannini R, Capretti P, Emiliani G, Fioravanti M, Nocentini S, Vettori C

Kind: pub - Date: Jan 19, 2015

Score: 3.97

#53 - IBBR webinars / Harnessing landscape genomics to detect local adaption and manage genetic resources under climate change

IBBR Webinars (May 04, 2022) Elia Vajana - ENAC, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Lausanne, Switzerland. Local adaptation is a key evolutionary process that allows species to adapt to different habitats across their geographic range and ultimately survive environmental heterogeneity. However, evidences are accumulating that local adaptation is threatened in several species as a result of rapid climate change, which is inducing marginal populations to experience a genetic lag towards the newly established conditions. For this reason, an increasing effort is currently profused by the scientific community to characterize the genes underlying local adaptation in order to devise effective management strategies like assisted gene flow or ad hoc translocations. Among the most promising tools available to characterize adaptive variability is landscape genomics, an integrative approach combining GIS and genomic analysis that is able to associate focal selective pressures to specific genomic regions harbouring genes of adaptive relevance. This webinar will aim to frame the theoretical, statistical and bioinformatic background of landscape genomics, to discuss its current limitations, as well as to overview the ways its findings can be exploited to estimate genetic maladaptation and set priorities for the conservation of local genomic resources

Kind: video - Date: May 04, 2022

Score: 3.95

#149 - GEN TREE - Optimising the management and sustainable use of forest genetic resources in Europe

The goal of GenTree is to provide the European forestry sector with better knowledge, methods and tools for optimising the management and sustainable use of forest genetic resources (FGR) in European in the context of climate change and continuously evolving demands for forest products and services. To reach its goal, GenTree will make scientific, technological and implementation breakthroughs in the following areas: (i) designing innovative strategies for dynamic conservation of FGR in European forests, (ii) broadening the range of FGR used by European breeding programmes, and (iii) preparing new forest management scenarios and policy frameworks fully integrating genetic conservation and breeding aspects, to adapt forests and forestry to changing environmental conditions and societal demands. GenTree focuses on economically and ecologically important tree species in Europe, growing in a wide range of habitats and covering different societal uses and values

Kind: project - Date: Mar 01, 2016

Score: 3.82

#1046 - Cultural evolution and Plant Genetic Resources

Hammer K, Laghetti G

Kind: pub - Date: Feb 25, 2015

Score: 3.78

#1101 - Linguistic Islands and Plant Genetic Resources

Hammer K, Laghetti G, Pignone D

Kind: pub - Date: Feb 26, 2015

Score: 3.78

#1285 - Plant genetic resources and climate change

Pignone D

Kind: pub - Date: Dec 09, 2015

Score: 3.77

#489 - Multidisciplinary approach for characterisation and Valorisation of legume and cereal genetic resources

Piergiovanni AR, Lioi L, Bisignano V, Urbano M, Margiotta B

Kind: pub - Date: Oct 28, 2014

Score: 3.74

#1382 - Biodiversity, forest genetic resources and climate change

Fady B, Ducci F, Vendramin GG

Kind: pub - Date: Feb 10, 2016

Score: 3.74

#3517 - Management and Utilization of Plant Genetic Resources for a Sustainable Agriculture

Pathirana R, Carimi F

Kind: pub - Date: Oct 12, 2022

Score: 3.70

#1083 - Plant genetic resources collecting missions in the Arbà«reshà« area.

Laghetti G, Hammer K

Kind: pub - Date: Feb 26, 2015

Score: 3.66

#1049 - A new selection tool to exploit genetic resources in durum wheat

Pignone D, De Paola D, Rapanà N, Janni M

Kind: pub - Date: Feb 26, 2015

Score: 3.58

#170 - Capillary electrophoresis: a useful tool for the management of plant genetic resources

Piergiovanni AR

Kind: pub - Date: Jun 16, 2014

Score: 3.48

#1005 - Historical and Traditional Notes on Collecting Crop Genetic Resources in Central Part of Calabria Region

Maruca G, Laghetti G, Losavio F, Pignone D, Hammer K

Kind: pub - Date: Feb 25, 2015

Score: 3.48

#3539 - Ex Situ Conservation of Plant Genetic Resources: An Overview of Chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.) and Lentil (Lens culinaris Medik.) Worldwide Collections

Piergiovanni AR

Kind: pub - Date: Nov 22, 2022

Score: 3.42

#1054 - Collecting crop genetic resources in Italian towns of Alabnian origin across the Molise, Calabria and Sicily regions

Laghetti G, Pignone D, De Lisi A, Cifarelli S, Faslia N, Hammer K

Kind: pub - Date: Feb 26, 2015

Score: 3.42

#1648 - Capturing wild relative and landrace diversity for crop improvement using a new selection tool to exploit genetic resources in durum wheat

Pignone D, De Paola D, Rapanà N, Janni M

Kind: pub - Date: Dec 12, 2016

Score: 3.38

#1621 - Collecting landraces of vegetable crop species in the South-West Romania

Sarli G, Tigan E, Bitonte D, Montemurro F, Montesano V, Laghetti G, Hammer Karl

Kind: pub - Date: Dec 12, 2016

Score: 3.35

#173 - Collecting crop genetic resources in two Italian linguistic (Occitan and Ladin) islands and West Liguria with historical and ethnobotanical notes

Laghetti G, Ghiglione G, Miceli F, Cifarelli S, Pignone D, Hammer K

Kind: pub - Date: Jun 16, 2014

Score: 3.33

#441 - The role of forest genetic resources in responding to biotic and abiotic factors in the context of anthropogenic climate change

Alfaro RI, Fady B, Vendramin GG, Dawson IK, Fleming RA, Saenz-Romero C, Lindig-Cisneros RA, Murdock T, Vinceti B, Navarro CM, Skroppa T, Baldinelli G, El-Kassaby YA, Loo J

Kind: pub - Date: Oct 27, 2014

Score: 3.31

#296 - PRO-GRACE - Promoting a Plant Genetic Resource Community for Europe

Plants are the basis of all food, feed and renewable bioenergy production and are essential for the transition from a fossil-based to a bio-based economy. Plant Genetic Resources (PGR) play a key role in ensuring this transition, as well as food security and climate mitigation. More than 2 million plant accessions are preserved “ex situ” in 410 institutes in Europe and associated countries and listed in the EURISCO database; even more diversity is found “in situ” in European farmlands and wild habitats, where it contributes significantly to agricultural resilience and climate mitigation. Detailed information on “ex situ” accessions is, at best, fragmentary, while for “in situ” accessions it is almost non-existent. A considerable part of these resources could be lost over the coming decade due to limitations in the “ex-situ” infrastructure and management, climate change, habitat loss, and invasive/alien species. The roadmap 2016 of the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI) identifies a clear gap in the sector “Plant facilities - unlocking green power”, i.e. the lack of a European Research Infrastructure (RI) specifically dedicated to PGRs. PRO-GRACE will undertake the first step to fill this this gap, by developing the concept of a novel research Infrastruture (RI) dedicated to the conservation and study of PGRs. The concept will describe the proposed distributed structure, governance, economic plan and scientific services of the proposed RI, and will be the basis for a full proposal at the next ESFRI call. If implemented, this new RI will aim to catalogue, describe, preserve and enhance European plant agrobiodiversity, and translate the results into conservation practices and agricultural innovation, and will collaborate with global organizations dedicated to Plant Genetic Resources and with other established ESFRI RIs working on complementary fields (e.g., ELIXIR, EMPHASYS, DISSCO, LIFEWATCH, MIRRI).

Kind: project - Date: Jan 01, 2023

Score: 3.30

#157 - ACCORDI BILATERALI ITALIA MONTENEGRO - Tree fragmented populations from refugial areas: the anfiadriatic connection

The specific objectives of the research proposal are: 1) The genetic characterization with already available molecular markers (nSSRs and cpSSRs) of at least 6 populations (3 from the Apennines and 3 from Montenegro, 50 geo-referenced individuals per populations) of Aa, Pa, Pn and Ph; 2) The genetic characterization with nSSRs and cpSSRs of at least 3 populations (2 continuous and 1 peripheral and fragmented, 50 geo-referenced individuals per populations) of Pp, with test for transferability of markers from other Pinaceae; at least 12 markers, combining nSSRs and cpSSRs will be tested; 3) After having added the newly genotyped Aa, Pa, Pn and Ph populations to already existing datasets, estimating the existing spatial and non-spatial genetic structure at the biogeographical level; 4) Estimating divergence time through ABC-based approaches (e.g. DIYABC or popABC software, depending on the level of differentiation found); 5) Estimating migration rates through Bayesian approaches (e.g. Migrate software); 6) Comparing parameters describing genetic variation, divergence and inbreeding between continuous and fragmented Pp populations; 7) Propose actions for the conservation of the genetic resources of the selected species in Italy and in Montenegro; 8) Strengthen the scientific collaboration between the two countries and favour the exchange of scientists and students

Kind: project - Date: Jan 01, 2015

Score: 3.24

#1791 - Collecting, characterizing and promoting vegetable genetic resources in Apulia, Southern Italy

Sonnante G, Blanco E, Cifarelli S, Curci PL, Di Renzo P, Lioi L, Liuzzi V, Losavio F, Morgese A, Quattromini A, Sonnante Gi, Zuluaga DL

Kind: pub - Date: Aug 26, 2017

Score: 3.19

#1100 - EUFORGEN Technical Guidlines for genetic conservation and use for Mediterranean firs (Abies spp.)

Alizoti PG, Fady B, Prada MA, Vendramin GG

Kind: pub - Date: Feb 26, 2015

Score: 3.15

#2770 - TOMRES: screening of traditional tomato varieties for water use efficiency and nutrient use efficiency

Ruggiero A, Batelli G, Van Oosten MJ, Costa A, Grillo S, Maggio A

Kind: pub - Date: Jan 14, 2020

Score: 3.15

#304 - MedForAct - Unveiling convergent adaptation in Mediterranean pines to inform a new tool for the management of forest genomic resources

The impact of climate change on forest species is predicted to be dramatic due to the insurgence of adaptive lags between the current genetic make-up of populations and the newly established climatic conditions. The consequent disruption of local adaptation is of concern as plants may not be able to readapt or migrate fast enough, which could inflate genetic erosion, eradication and extinction. Ongoing conservation efforts are currently devoted to the characterization of forest genetic resources, with the aim of maximising adaptive potentials and increasing the chance for forests to tackle future conditions. Here, MedForAct will focus on three iconic pine species native to the Mediterranean basin (Pinus halepensis, P. pinaster and P. pinea) to identify a core set of genes and gene networks that may have fostered their convergent adaptation in the face of compelling ecological challenges and despite million years of independent evolution. To tackle this challenge, the project will use a newly produced genomic dataset composed of c. 800 individuals genotyped at c. 100K SNPs representing both neutral and adaptive variation. Detecting signatures of convergent adaptation could highlight the adaptive potential of these species, with implications for the development of genomic-informed management strategies and setting conservation priorities based on predicted climate change scenarios. Following this, MedForAct envisages using the detected top-ranked candidates to develop a new software for forest management, with the aim of providing forest managers with a practical means of implementing targeted reforestation approaches by monitoring the expected adaptive lag of populations using genomics and future climatic predictions.

Kind: project - Date: Jun 01, 2023

Score: 3.15

#37 - Harnessing landscape genomics to detect local adaption and manage genetic resources under climate change

Local adaptation is a key evolutionary process that allows species to adapt to different habitats across their geographic range and ultimately survive environmental heterogeneity. However, evidences are accumulating that local adaptation is threatened in several species as a result of rapid climate change, which is inducing marginal populations to experience a genetic lag towards the newly established conditions. For this reason, an increasing effort is currently profused by the scientific community to characterize the genes underlying local adaptation in order to devise effective management strategies like assisted gene flow or ad hoc translocations. Among the most promising tools available to characterize adaptive variability is landscape genomics, an integrative approach combining GIS and genomic analysis that is able to associate focal selective pressures to specific genomic regions harbouring genes of adaptive relevance. This webinar will aim to frame the theoretical, statistical and bioinformatic background of landscape genomics, to discuss its current limitations, as well as to overview the ways its findings can be exploited to estimate genetic maladaptation and set priorities for the conservation of local genomic resources

Kind: webinars - Date: May 04, 2022

Score: 3.11

#3381 - Evolutionary history of the mediterranean Pinus halepensis-brutia species complex using gene-resequencing and transcriptomic approaches

Olsson S, Lorenzo Z, Zabal-Aguirre M, Piotti A, Vendramin GG, González-Martínez SC, Grivet D

Kind: pub - Date: Oct 13, 2021

Score: 3.10

#2484 - Evolutionary relevance of lineages in the European black pine (Pinus nigra) in the transcriptomic era

Olsson S, Grivet D, Cattonaro F, Vendramin V, Giovannelli G, Scotti-Saintagne C, Vendramin GG, Fady B

Kind: pub - Date: Apr 04, 2020

Score: 3.06

#647 - Conservation, Evaluation, and Utilization of Biodiversity

Pignone D, Hammer K

Kind: pub - Date: Jan 15, 2015

Score: 3.05

#703 - Genomics of Fagaceae

Kremer A, Abbott AG, Carlson JE, Manos PS, Plomion C, Sisco P, Staton ME, Ueno S, Vendramin GG

Kind: pub - Date: Jan 15, 2015

Score: 3.03

#303 - ADAPTFOREST Italy/Japan - Altitudinal adaptation and parallel evolution of forest trees: applications for forest conservation under climate change

The main aim of the project is to estimate the adaptive potential of forest tree species, upon which most ecosystems depend in order to enable the development of strategies to improve adaptability and resilience of declining forest genetic resources. The main expected impact of the project is to provide the Italian and Japanese forestry sectors with better knowledge, methods and tools for improving the capability of mountain ecosystems to respond in terms of adaptation and resilience to future climate changes. This is in accordance with the priorities foreseen by the most important National agendas that encourage researches aimed at developing suitable strategies for mitigation and adaptation of forests to climate change. By providing well-grounded evidence describing how genotypes and phenotypes that persist under different selective pressures along altitudinal transects are linked in natural populations, the outcomes of the project will serve as a basis for the development of suitable strategies to improve adaptability and resilience of declining forest genetic resources at local and national scale. This project focuses on forest tree species in three genera: Fagus, Juniperus, and Sorbus, whose distributions are characterized by a wide altitudinal span, and which are naturally widespread in cool temperate and subalpine forests in Europe and Asia.

Kind: project - Date: Jan 01, 2023

Score: 2.97

#974 - Identification of Doris verrucosa mollusc via mitochondrial 16S rDNA

De Masi L, Adelfi MG, Pignone D, Laratta B

Kind: pub - Date: Feb 25, 2015

Score: 2.97

#1245 - Identification of Doris verrucosa mollusc via mitochondrial 16S rDNA

De Masi L, Adelfi M, Pignone D, Laratta B

Kind: pub - Date: Nov 23, 2015

Score: 2.94

#1492 - PPGR: Perennial Plants Germplasm Repository

The Perennial Plant Germplasm Repository (PPGR) is the reference collection for the perennial plant germplasm collection stored at the Institute of Biosciences and BioResources (IBBR) of the Italian National Research Council (CNR) in Palermo, Italy.

Kind: static - Date: Jun 23, 2016

Score: 2.83

#177 - Within-population genetic structure in beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) stands characterized by different disturbance histories: does forest management simplify population substructure?

Piotti A, Leonardi S, Heuertz M, Buiteveld J, Geburek T, Gerber S, Kramer K, Vettori C, Vendramin GG

Kind: pub - Date: Jun 16, 2014

Score: 2.76

#2903 - Contribution of genetic resources to grain storage protein composition and wheat quality

Branlard G, Giraldo P, He Z, Igrejas G, Ikeda TM, Janni M, Labuschagne MT, Wang D, Wentzel B, Zhang K

Kind: pub - Date: Aug 04, 2020

Score: 2.75

#302 - OptFORESTS - Harnessing forest genetic resources for increasing options in the face of environmental and societal challenges

Forests are key elements of the European bioeconomy. To enhance provision of their ecosystem services (ES), harnessing Forest Genetic Resources (FGR) is essential. OptFORESTS will support the conservation and sustainable use of FGR by: i) conducting research on the selection of diverse forest reproductive material (FRM), including mixtures, adapted to future climates, ii) fostering sustainable use and resilience of natural forests, iii) helping expand and diversify nursery production, iv) developing nature-based solutions (NBS), tools (e.g., expanded Information Systems) and cultural trajectories to promote forest biodiversity and ES, and v) demonstrating biodiversity restoration solutions. To do this, OptFORESTS will carry out genetics, modelling, stakeholder surveys, expert panels and socioeconomic analyses. OptFORESTS will evaluate adaptive and biomass traits in existing common gardens and newly-established next-generation ones, conserve and utilise unique tree lineages for ecosystem restoration and management, model future adaptation of trees at different life stages and conduct low-input breeding. This will be complemented by studying the effects of silviculture and landscape heterogeneity on genetic diversity and developing new silvicultural options for genetically mixed forests, which will be implemented via training software (marteloscopes) and long-term demonstration plots. To enable optimal supply of diversified FRM, OptFORESTS will assess the European nursery sector, forecast future FRM needs, develop plant production technology and promote cooperation between nurseries. To ensure the uptake of NBS, they will be co-designed with local and EU-level stakeholders and a cost-benefit and gap analysis of key socio-economic, governance and policy issues will be developed. Finally, the OptFORESTS tailored communication strategy will be instrumental in achieving long-term impacts supporting international and EU policy under the European Green Deal.

Kind: project - Date: Nov 01, 2022

Score: 2.75

#2563 - Agricultural biodiversity in Northwest Somalia - an assessment among selected Somali sorghum (Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench) germplasm

Manzelli M, Benedettelli S, Vecchio, V

Kind: pub - Date: Apr 06, 2020

Score: 2.73

#1418 - Development and Characterization of Three Highly Informative EST-SSR Multiplexes for Pinus halepensis mill. and their Transferability to Other Mediterranean Pines

Leonarduzzi C, Spanu I, Labriola M, Gonzalez-Martinez SC, Piotti A, Vendramin GG

Kind: pub - Date: Apr 08, 2016

Score: 2.71

#2848 - Conservation strategies of citrus germplasm: in vitro and in vivo

Carimi F, De Pasquale F, D’Onghia AM

Kind: pub - Date: May 26, 2020

Score: 2.71

#823 - Genetic variation and divergence in Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) within its natural range in Italy

Belletti P, Ferrazzini D, Piotti A, Monteleone I, Ducci F

Kind: pub - Date: Jan 19, 2015

Score: 2.70

#49 - MGD: Mediterranean Germplasm Database

Biodiversity database for cultivated species and their wild relatives

Kind: static - Date: Dec 01, 2013

Score: 2.69

#2099 - Genetic resources of vegetable crops and their safeguarding in Italy

Laghetti G, Bisignano V, Urbano M

Kind: pub - Date: Aug 26, 2018

Score: 2.60

#2847 - Sanitation of Citrus germplasm by somatic embryogenesis and shoot-tip grafting

Carimi F, De Pasquale F, Fiore S, D’Onghia AM

Kind: pub - Date: May 26, 2020

Score: 2.59

#818 - Aspetti genetici del faggio in Italia

Bucci G, Raddi S, Vendramin GG, Leonardi S, Giannini R, Menozzi P

Kind: pub - Date: Jan 19, 2015

Score: 2.58

#707 - Molecular genetic diversity of Punica granatum L. (pomegranate) as revealed by micro satellite DNA markers (SSR)

Hasnaoui N, Buonamici A, Sebastiani F, Mars M, Zhang D, Vendramin GG

Kind: pub - Date: Jan 19, 2015

Score: 2.50

#217 - European Common Bean

Lioi L, Piergiovanni AR

Kind: pub - Date: Jul 10, 2014

Score: 2.49

#2790 - Mediterranean Germplasm Database

Bucci G, Scarascia M, Cataldo P, Ianigro M, Laghetti G, Vendramin GG

Kind: pub - Date: Apr 08, 2020

Score: 2.47

#1835 - Apulian pulse germplasm. A summary of SaVeGraINPuglia project

Piergiovanni AR

Kind: pub - Date: Nov 30, 2017

Score: 2.45

#2126 - Germplasm collection, genetic diversity and on-farm conservation of cowpea [Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp.] landraces from Apulia region (southern Italy)

Lioi L, Morgese A, Cifarelli S, Sonnante G

Kind: pub - Date: Nov 22, 2018

Score: 2.44

#2415 - Molecular analysis of the official Algerian olive collection highlighted a hotspot of biodiversity in the Central Mediterranean Basin

Haddad B, Gristina AS, Mercati F, Saadi AE, Aiter N, Martorana A, Sharaf A, Carimi F

Kind: pub - Date: Mar 24, 2020

Score: 2.43

#637 - Survey for The Conservation of Agrobiodiversity in Three Italian Linguistic (Occitan, Croatian and Franco-Provençal) Islands.

Laghetti G, Ghiglione G, De Lisi A, Maruca G, Losavio F, Pignone D

Kind: pub - Date: Jan 15, 2015

Score: 2.40

#2938 - Genetic distinctiveness highlights the conservation value of a Sicilian manna ash germplasm collection assigned to Fraxinus angustifolia (Oleaceae)

Abbate L, Mercati F, Di Noto G, Heuertz M, Carimi F, Fatta del Bosco S, Schicchi R

Kind: pub - Date: Oct 01, 2020

Score: 2.40

#34 - Role of domestication in shaping Castanea sativa genetic variation in Europe

Mattioni C, Cherubini M, Micheli E, Villani F, Bucci G

Kind: pub - Date: Nov 17, 2013

Score: 2.39

#1038 - Introgression libraries with wild relatives of crops

Grandillo S

Kind: pub - Date: Feb 25, 2015

Score: 2.38

#1339 - The effect of silvicultural management on the genetic diversity of a mixed Nothofagus forest in Lanín Natural Reserve, Argentina

Sola G, El Mujtar V, Tsuda Y, Vendramin GG, Gallo L

Kind: pub - Date: Feb 10, 2016

Score: 2.36

#975 - Single seed descent: a tool to exploit durum wheat (Triticum durum Desf.) genetic resources

Pignone D, De Paola D, Rapanà N, Janni M

Kind: pub - Date: Feb 25, 2015

Score: 2.36

#442 - Global to local genetic diversity indicators of evolutionary potential in tree species within and outside forests

Graudal L, Aravanopoulos F, Bennadji Z, Changtragoon S, Fady B, Kjaer ED, Loo J, Ramamonjisoa L, Vendramin GG

Kind: pub - Date: Oct 27, 2014

Score: 2.32

#2944 - Preserving biodiversity in marginal rural areas: assessment of morphological and genetic variability of a Sicilian common bean germplasm collection

Fiore MC, Raimondo FM, Mercati F, Digangi I, Sunseri F, Scialabba A

Kind: pub - Date: Oct 01, 2020

Score: 2.32

#154 - 2014 Training School of COST Action FP1202 MaP-FGR (7-11 July 2014, Jaca - Spain): call for applications

The topic of this 2014 TS will be ‘’Adaptation and evolution of Marginal-Peripheral populations of forest trees at the leading, altitudinal and rear edges of species distribution’’. The TS will focus on: Introduction of ‘’population’’, ‘’marginal-peripheral (MaP) population’’ concepts; Ecological aspects of forest species distributions; Forest population genetics and the key role of MaP populations; Conservation and adaptation of MaP populations (including adaptation, resilience and phenotypic plasticity in MaP populations); MaP at leading edges, Map at rear edges and MaP at altitudinal edges; Scientific methods on adaptive traits and strategies related to the conservation in situ and ex situ of MaP populations and related forest genetic resources; Management of MaP reproductive materials and related legislation (based on information available in National Reports prepared by European/Mediterranean partners in the context of the first State of the World Forest Genetic Resources). Presentation of most recent study cases on adaptation and evolution of MaP FGR at the edges of species distribution; Presentation of the trainees own researches on MaP population and FGR.

Kind: news - Date: Apr 15, 2014

Score: 2.32

#1727 - Pollen-mediated gene flow and fine-scale spatial genetic structure in Olea europaea subsp. europaea var. sylvestris

Beghè D, Piotti A, Satovic Z, de la Rosa R, Belaj A

Kind: pub - Date: Apr 19, 2017

Score: 2.30

#213 - Assessment of genetic variation in common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) from Nebrodi mountains (Sicily, Italy)

Lioi L, Nuzzi A, Campion B, Piergiovanni AR

Kind: pub - Date: Jul 10, 2014

Score: 2.29

#2080 - Molecular variance and population structure of lentil (Lens culinaris Medik.) landraces from Mediterranean countries as revealed by simple sequence repeat DNA markers: implications for conservation and use

Idrissi O, Piergiovanni AR, Toklu F, Houasli C, Udupa SM, De Keyser E, Van Damme P, De Riek J

Kind: pub - Date: Jun 20, 2018

Score: 2.29

#1656 - Fine- and local-scale genetic structure of Dysoxylum malabaricum, a late-successional canopy tree species in disturbed forest patches in the Western Ghats, India

Bodare S, Ravikanth G, Ismail SA, Patel MK, Spanu I, Vasudeva R, Shaanker RU, Vendramin GG, Lascoux M, Tsuda Y

Kind: pub - Date: Dec 16, 2016

Score: 2.27

#1509 - Evolution-based approach needed for the conservation and silviculture of peripheral forest tree populations

Fady B, Aravanopoulos FA, Alizoti P, Mátyás C, von Wühlisch G, Westergren M, Belletti P, Cvjetkovic B, Ducci F, Huber G, Kelleher CT, Khaldi A, Kharrat MB, Kraigher H, Kramer K, Mühlethaler U, Peric S, Perry A, Rousi M, Sbay H, Stojnic S, Tijardovic M, Tsvetkov I, Varela MC, Vendramin GG, Zlatanov T

Kind: pub - Date: Aug 01, 2016

Score: 2.25

#251 - MMAADD - Mechanism of Apomictic Development

Apomixis, or asexual seed formation, is an alternative way to sexual reproduction that some plants use to produce viable seeds containing genetic clones of the female parent. Although it is regarded as a promising tool for breeders and farmers, apomixis does not occur in most food crops. Redirecting sexually reproducing species toward apomixis is awaited through the manipulation of key biological pathways involved in developmental programmes controlling sexuality. However, to do so, scientists must first elucidate the detailed mechanisms by which it occurs. The EU-funded MAD project is creating an international research and training network to build on the wealth of knowledge and resources accumulated in numerous related multidisciplinary fields. Harnessing the important potential of apomixis could help meet the food security challenge of a growing population facing pressures due to climate change and strong societal demands on health and biodiversity preservation.

Kind: project - Date: Dec 01, 2020

Score: 2.25

#2023 - Tracking the origin of silver fir plantations along the boundary between different genetic clusters in central Apennines: Implications for their management

Santini F, Andrisano T, Leonardi S, Ciaschetti G, Labriola M, Vendramin GG, Piotti A

Kind: pub - Date: Feb 01, 2018

Score: 2.24

#2882 - Portuguese Pinus nigra J.F. Arnold populations: genetic diversity, structure and relationships inferred by SSR markers

Dias A, Giovannelli G, Fady B, Spanu I, Vendramin GG, Bagnoli F, Carvalho A, Silva ME, Lima-Brito J, Lousada JL, Gaspar MJ

Kind: pub - Date: Jun 25, 2020

Score: 2.23

#1472 - Logging by selective extraction of best trees: Does it change patterns of genetic diversity? The case of Nothofagus pumilio

Soliani C, Vendramin GG, Gallo LA, Marchelli P

Kind: pub - Date: Jun 16, 2016

Score: 2.20

#242 - Genetic diversity assessment in Somali sorghum (Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench) accessions using microsatellite markers

Manzelli M, Pileri L, Lacerenza N, Benedettelli S, Vecchio V

Kind: pub - Date: Jul 24, 2014

Score: 2.19

#2892 - Single nucleotide polymorphisms as practical molecular tools to support European Chestnut agrobiodiversity management

Nunziata A, Ruggieri V, Petriccione M, De Masi L

Kind: pub - Date: Jul 09, 2020

Score: 2.18

#19 - Landscape genomics approaches for an adaptive silviculture applied to beech stand

Genetic variation is crucial for the fitness and survival of individuals and the ability of species to adapt to environmental change. Within each population, genetic changes, plasticity and evolvability result from the combination of random and selectively oriented processes. Silviculture displays a direct impact on the evolution drivers by acting on environmental conditions: competition dynamics and other abiotic and biotic factors. Some types of silvicultural management can lead to selections that influence the spatial grouping of reproductive individuals and therefore the gene flow level. Forest practice should simultaneously accelerate genetic adaptation by promoting the response of forest populations to known environmental changes and preserve genetic diversity as a reservoir of future options for responding to unknown changes. In this context, landscape genomics, a research approach that combines population genetics, landscape ecology, and spatial analytical techniques, has emerged as a flexible analytical framework for understanding the interactions between environmental heterogeneity and adaptive genetic variation. The main goal of this project is to use Landscape genomics approach to evaluate the effects of silvicultural treatments on forest genetic resources (FGR) in Fagus sylvatica L. (Fs) forests through an adaptive approach. This approach will permit to determine if the silvicultural treatment applied is able to maintain or increase the genetic variability of Fagus sylvatica stands. Therefore, beech stands subjected to different silvicultural regimes will be analysed in order to assess the genetic structure and correlate it to environmental variables, and to develop adaptive silviculture strategies. The landscape genomics approaches that will be used involve the analysis of different types of data in order to define, through the use of spatial analytical techniques, any statistical correlations, so as to test the landscape-genetic relationships explicitly and quantitatively. The analyses conducted in this project will allow us to precisely investigate how environmental characteristics influence the micro-evolutionary processes of gene flow and drift, and consequently the spatial genetic structure of forest stands. Specifically, the analyses will allow us to identify many allelic variants associated with adaptation to environmental stresses; obtain correlation of adaptive diversity data with environmental variables; and provide data on the status and trends in adaptive capacity of forest stands. This information will be used to guide future silvicultural interventions toward maintaining and, if possible, increasing genetic variability

Kind: webinars - Date: Dec 15, 2021

Score: 2.18

#1864 - Genetic diversity and accession structure in European Cynara cardunculus collections

Pagnotta MA, Fernández JA, Sonnante G, Egea-Gilabert C

Kind: pub - Date: Nov 30, 2017

Score: 2.17

#3396 - Fenotipizzazione di risorse genetiche di fagiolo (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) nell’areale del "Fagiolo di Sarconi IGP".

Marzario S, Latorraca A, Sica R, Galante MA, Nuzzaci M, Piergiovanni AR, Papa R, Logozzo G, Gioia T

Kind: pub - Date: Sep 14, 2021

Score: 2.15

#12 - Gabriele Bucci(personal page)

Main Research Interests: Microevolutionary processes, with special emphasis on the role of mating system and environmental heterogeneity in determining the spatial distribution of genetic variation in plant populations. Plant genome structure and organization, with special attention to linkage analysis, epistatic interactions between molecular markers in natural populations and linkage to quantitative traits...

Kind: personal - Date: Nov 17, 2013

Score: 2.14

#180 - Evaluation of genetic variation and grain qualità of old bread wheat varieties introduced in North-western Italian environments

Piergiovanni AR

Kind: pub - Date: Jun 16, 2014

Score: 2.14

#39 - BEFORE - BIORESOURCES FOR OLIVICULTURE

The project aimed at establishing a multi-lateral network of research and innovation staff active in olive germplasm access, conservation, evaluation and exploitation, strengthening research capacities through the exchange of knowledge and expertise on a shared research programme focused on developing integrated common protocols to phenotype and characterize plants at molecular, morphological and physiological level, and evaluating the olive oil quality related to varieties. The scientific results of the project will contribute at improving the potential of the olive germplasm collections, repositories and banks as main sources of variability and of the evaluation tools to be used to increase oliviculture sustainability. Particular attention has been paid to issues concerning the international intellectual property rights for conserving, exchanging and using the olive genetic resources. Another aim was at creating a long lasting network among partners also promoting new common projects in the frame of Horizon2020 and other international funding sources.

Kind: project - Date: Feb 01, 2015

Score: 2.14

#2342 - Next generation sequencing technologies for the development of molecular markers and the analysis of genome diversity in Capsicum spp.

Cardi T, D’Agostino N, Cantarella C, Colonna V, Greco B, Tamburino R, Taranto F, Scotti N, Tripodi P

Kind: pub - Date: Sep 30, 2019

Score: 2.11

#3180 - The GenTree Leaf Collection: inter and intraspecific leaf variation in seven forest tree species in Europe

Benavides R, Carvalho B, Bastias CC, López-Quiroga D, Mas A, Cavers S, Gray A, Albet A, Alía R, Ambrosio O, Aravanopoulos F, Auñón F, Avanzi C, Avramidou EV, Bagnoli F, Ballesteros E, Barbas E, Bastien C, Bernier F, Bignalet H, Bouic D, Brunetto W, Buchovska J, Cabanillas-Saldaña AM, Cheval N, Climent JM, Correard M, Cremer E, Danusevičius D, Dauphin B, Del Caño F, Denou J, Dokhelar B, Dourthe R, Farsakoglou A, Fera A, Fonti P, Ganopoulos I, García del Barrio JM, Gilg O, González-Martínez SC, Graf R, Grivet D, Gugerli F, Hartleitner C, Heer K, Hollenbach E, Hurel A, Issehuth B, Jean F, Jorge V, Jouineau A, Kappner J, Kärkkäinen K, Kesälahti R, Knutzen F, Kujala ST, Kumpula T, Labriola M, Lalanne C, Lambertz J, Lascoux M, Le Provost G, Liesebach M, Malliarou E, Marchon J, Mariotte N, Martínez-Sancho E, Matesanz S, Meischner H, Michotey C, Milesi P, Morganti S, Myking T, Nilsen AE, Notivol E, Opgenoorth L, Østreng G, Pakull B, Piotti A, Plomion C, Poinot N, Pringarbe M, Puzos L, Pyhäjärvi T, Raffin A, Ramírez-Valiente JA, Rellstab C, Richter S, Robledo-Arnuncio JJ, San Segundo S, Savolainen O, Schneck V, Schueler S, Scotti I, Semerikov V, Henrik Sønstebø J, Spanu I, Thevenet J, Tollefsrud MM, Turion N, Vendramin GG, Villar M, Westin J, Fady B, Valladares F

Kind: pub - Date: Jan 17, 2021

Score: 2.08

#1946 - Identification and characterization of wild hop germplasm in Umbria region

Riccioni C, Belfiori B, Perretti G, Rubini A, Bellucci M

Kind: pub - Date: Nov 30, 2017

Score: 2.08

#462 - Genetic biodiversity of Italian Olives (Olea europaea) germplasm analyzed by SSR markers. Hindawi Publishing Corporation

Muzzalupo I, Vendramin GG, Chiappetta A

Kind: pub - Date: Oct 27, 2014

Score: 2.05

#1091 - Effects of cryopreservation on germinability of olive (olea europea L.) pollen

Alba V, Bisignano V, Alba E, De Stradis A, Polignano GB

Kind: pub - Date: Feb 26, 2015

Score: 2.04

#1098 - Solanum sect. Lycopersicon

Grandillo S, Chetelat R, Knapp S, Spooner D, Peralta I, Cammareri M, Perez O, Termolino P, Tripodi P, Chiusano ML, Ercolano maria R, Frusciante L, Monti L, Pignone D

Kind: pub - Date: Feb 26, 2015

Score: 2.01

#1793 - SaVeGraINPuglia for safeguarding legume, cereal and forage landraces from Apulia region (Italy)

Laghetti G, Piergiovanni AR, Margiotta B

Kind: pub - Date: Aug 26, 2017

Score: 1.99

#2098 - Conservation of crop genetic resources in Italy with a focus on vegetables and a case study of a neglected race of Brassica oleracea

Hammer K, Montesano V, Direnzo P, Laghetti G

Kind: pub - Date: Aug 26, 2018

Score: 1.98

#463 - Lucia Stimolo(personal page)

Curriculum Vitae

Kind: personal - Date: Oct 28, 2014

Score: 1.92

#595 - Antonio Motisi(personal page)

Current position: CTER VI - Lab Technician

Kind: personal - Date: Jan 15, 2015

Score: 1.92

#2411 - Comparative phytochemical characterization, genetic profile, and antiproliferative activity of polyphenol-rich extracts from pigmented tubers of different Solanum tuberosum varieties

De Masi L, Bontempo P, Rigano D, Stiuso P, Carafa V, Nebbioso A, Piacente S, Montoro P, Aversano R, D’Amelia V, Carputo D, Altucci L

Kind: pub - Date: Mar 24, 2020

Score: 1.79

#2643 - Subterranean ecological research and multivariate statistics: a review (1945-2006)

Herrando-Pérez S, Baratti M, Messana G

Kind: pub - Date: Apr 30, 2020

Score: 1.79

#2532 - The eastern part of the Fertile Crescent concealed an unexpected route of olive (Olea europaea L.) differentiation

Mousavi S, Mariotti R, Bagnoli F, Costantini L, Cultrera NG M, Arzani K, Pandolfi S, Vendramin GG, Torkzaban B, Hosseini-Mazinani M, Baldoni L

Kind: pub - Date: Apr 06, 2020

Score: 1.74

#3059 - De novo transcriptome assembly for Pachygrapsus marmoratus, an intertidal brachyuran crab

Pinosio S, Fratini S, Cannicci S, Oliva M, Pretti C, Baratti M

Kind: pub - Date: Sep 08, 2020

Score: 1.74

#3147 - Regions of provenance for reproductive materials of the three main forest species of Abruzzi

Marchi M, Chiavetta U, Castaldi C, Di Silvestro D, Contu F, Ducci F

Kind: pub - Date: Aug 27, 2020

Score: 1.74

#2299 - A multiscale approach to detect selection in nonmodel tree species: widespread adaptation despite population decline in Taxus baccata L

Mayol M, Riba M, Cavers S, Grivet D, Vincenot L, Cattonaro F, Vendramin GG, González-Martínez SC

Kind: pub - Date: Sep 30, 2019

Score: 1.70

#2560 - Agro-biodiversity in subsistence farming systems of South Somalia - Collection and agronomic assessment of Somali sorghum (Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench) germplasm

Manzelli M, Benedettelli S, Vecchio, V

Kind: pub - Date: Apr 06, 2020

Score: 1.68

#309 - Gaetano Laghetti(personal page)

Curriculum vitae et studiorum

Kind: personal - Date: Sep 10, 2014

Score: 1.64

#220 - CAN FARE - Cosmeceuticals And Nutraceuticals From Antarctic Biological REsources

Antarctica is a still an unexplored area for many aspects, including biological diversity and, even more, chemical diversity. Thanks to its evolutionary history and ecological isolation, Antarctic marine environments are expected to harbour unique biological communities that could biosynthesise novel bioactive compounds, potentially valuable for many applications such as pharmaceuticals, nutritional supplements and cosmeceuticals. The main objective of this two-year project is to identify novel marine bioactive molecules that can function as model compounds for the design of new products for nutraceutic and cosmetic applications. This is in view of the recent expansion in the diagnosis of genetic and life-style related diseases, and the increased interest in finding new products aimed at improving human well-being by treating these diseases. The team is composed by three Research Units, RU1-IBBR headed by D Giordano, RU2-SZN headed by A Ianora (Station Anton Dohrn) and RU3-ICB headed by A Fontana (Institute of Biomolecular Chemistry). Our aim is to sample new/known, cultivable/easy to grow bacterial strains, and to collect micro- and macralgae and invertebrates (mainly sponges, corals, molluscs, tunicates, copepods and krill) from the Antarctic region that will be screened for nutraceutic and cosmetic properties, followed by identification of bioactive compounds by mass spectrometry (MS) and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy. In particular the project will envisage: 1. Collection of marine micro- and macroorganisms, putative producers of bioactive secondary metabolites and functional lipids having an untapped biotechnological potential. 2. Screening of Antarctic samples by biological assays for nutraceutic and cosmetic properties using in vitro selected human cell lines. 3. Isolation and characterisation of bioactive molecules by chromatographic, spectroscopic and spectrometric methods, mainly MS and NMR. CAN FARE will have societal impacts by (i) providing novel substances for human health and care, (ii) stimulating the acquisition of novel expertise and promoting innovative business model and youth entrepreneurship, (iii) increasing our knowledge of Antarctic biological resources. Furthermore, the project will have an economic impact deriving from patenting and commercial exploitation of the novel compounds. As a result of this project, CAN FARE will acquire more information about the diversity of species that have economic uses as well as wider knowledge about the role of secondary metabolites in micro- and macroorganisms and the distribution of biologically active compounds among different families and genera in Antarctic ecosystems. The project will also deliver novel and improved bioassay methods leading to the fast identification of active fractions/pure molecules. The project also sees the support of an industrial partner, ARTERRA Bioscience srl (http://www.arterrabio.it/), an Italian research-based biotech company with a strong know-how in biological science and an extensive experience in screening for the discovery and development of active molecules with applications in the cosmetic and nutraceutic sectors. Moreover, the project is fully in-line with Horizon 2020 strategic activity: “targeted approach towards specific activities” focusing on “...exploration of the … biodiversity ... for ...helping us to understand for example how organisms that can withstand extremes of temperature and pressure and grow without light could be used to develop new industrial enzymes or pharmaceuticals...”.

Kind: project - Date: Nov 08, 2017

Score: 1.58

#2144 - Usefulness of a New Large Set of High Throughput EST-SNP Markers as a Tool for Olive Germplasm Collection Management

Belaj A, De la Rosa R, Lorite IJ, Mariotti R, Cultrera NG, Beuzón CR, González-Plaza JJ, Muñoz-Mérida A, Trelles O, Baldoni L

Kind: pub - Date: Nov 22, 2018

Score: 1.58

#686 - Recent population decline and selection shape diversity of taxol-related genes

Burgarella C, Navascués M, Zabal-Aguirre M, Berganzo E, Riba M, Mayol M, Vendramin GG, González-MartÍnez SC

Kind: pub - Date: Jan 15, 2015

Score: 1.50

#1741 - The chloroplast genome as a tool for exploring genetic relationships among globe artichoke, leafy cardoons and wild artichokes

Curci P, De Paola D, Sonnante G

Kind: pub - Date: Apr 19, 2017

Score: 1.48

#158 - Angela Rosa Piergiovanni(personal page)

Curriculum vitae et studiorum

Kind: personal - Date: May 27, 2014

Score: 1.46

#1328 - SaVeGraINPuglia: a project to safeguard legume, cereal and forage landraces of Apulia region

Laghetti G, Bisignano B, Campanella G, Casini G, Cataldo P, Cifarelli S, Colaprico G, De Virgilio M, Direnzo P, Finetti Sialer M, Lioi L, Losavio F, Polignano GB, Scarascia M, Stimolo L, Tomaselli V, Urbano M, Veronico G, Piergiovanni AR, Margiotta B

Kind: pub - Date: Dec 09, 2015

Score: 1.42

#1778 - The first molecular identification of an Olive collection applying standard simple sequence repeats and novel expressed sequence tag markers

Mousavi S, Mariotti R, Regni L, Nasini L, Bufacchi M, Pandolfi S, Baldoni L, Proietti P

Kind: pub - Date: Aug 26, 2017

Score: 1.38

#1434 - Comparative genomics and population genetics provide new insights on the life cycle of the Black truffle of Périgord (Tuber melanosporum Vittad.)

Riccioni C, Murat C, H De La Varga, Todesco F, Rubini A, Belfiori B, Payen T, Le Tacon F, Robin C, Paolocci F, Martin F

Kind: pub - Date: Apr 08, 2016

Score: 1.33

#2175 - Sara Pinosio(personal page)

Education March 2012: Ph.D. in Agricultural Sciences and Biotechnology at the University of Udine, discussing a thesis: “Building catalogues of genetic variation in poplar”. July 2008: Master’s degree in medical biotechnology at the...

Kind: personal - Date: Jan 28, 2019

Score: 1.32

#817 - Adaptability of relic populations: a case study in Pinus leucodermis Ant

Bucci G, Vendramin GG

Kind: pub - Date: Jan 19, 2015

Score: 1.31

#2708 - The GenTree Dendroecological Collection, tree-ring and wood density data from seven tree species across Europe

Martínez-Sancho E, Slámová L, Morganti S, Grefen C, Carvalho B, Dauphin B, Rellstab C, Gugerli F, Opgenoorth L, Heer K, Knutzen F, von Arx G, Valladares F, Cavers S, Fady B, Alía R, Aravanopoulos F, Avanzi C, Bagnoli F, Barbas E, Bastien C, Benavides R, Bernier F, Bodineau G, Bastias CC, Charpentier JP, Climent JM, Corréard M, Courdier F, Danusevicius D, Farsakoglou AM, del Barrio JM, Gilg O, González-Martínez SC, Gray A, Hartleitner C, Hurel A, Jouineau A, Kärkkäinen K, Kujala ST, Labriola M, Lascoux M, Lefebvre M, Lejeune V, Le-Provost G, Liesebach M, Malliarou E, Mariotte N, Matesanz S, Michotey C, Milesi P, Myking T, Notivol E, Pakull B, Piotti A, Plomion C, Pringarbe M, Pyhäjärvi T, Raffin A, Ramírez-Valiente JA, Ramskogler K, Robledo-Arnuncio JJ, Savolainen O, Schueler S, Semerikov V, Spanu I, Thévenet J, Mette Tollefsrud M, Turion N, Veisse D, Vendramin GG, Villar M, Westin J, Fonti P

Kind: pub - Date: May 14, 2020

Score: 1.30

#138 - DEMETRA - LIFE DEMETRA - DEvelopment of a quick Monitoring index DEvelopment of a quick Monitoring index as a tool to assess Environmental impactsof TRAnsgenic crops

A project funded by the LIFE programme with the aim of defining an innovative methodology for the assessment of risks linked with the presence of transgenic crops. The main goal is the definition of a quick monitoring index which supports decision-makers to identify the areas where to position the environmental monitoring network at local level. Project activities do not foresee the use of transgenic organisms. The project is based on a detailed analysis of the ecosystems and environmental resources present in the study area. This analysis is the starting point for the development of a risk matrix, which is linked to the use of specific Genetically Modified Organisms and is based on peer reviewed data and on ecological and biological collected parameters. https://www.youtube.com/watch v=1w9SiD6zD0g

Kind: project - Date: Jan 01, 2010

Score: 1.27

#1773 - PostDoc positions in environmental genomics at WSL (Zurich)

The Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL is a part of the ETH domain. Approximately 500 people work on the sustainable use and protection of the environment and on the handling of natural hazards. The Research Unit Biodiversity...

Kind: news - Date: Aug 26, 2017

Score: 1.26

#3241 - IBBR Bioresources / Collections

List of the Bioresources / Collections currently maintained at the IBBR

Kind: static - Date: Jun 09, 2021

Score: 1.24

#348 - Luigi De Masi(personal page)

Main Research Interests Development and application of molecular markers for detecting DNA polymorphisms in plant genetic resources. Genetic diversity analysis and reliable identification of plant species and varieties by molecular markers. Characterization of plant genetic resources with particular reference to traditional varieties of local relevance. Evaluation of plant bioresources for molecules of potential interest for human nutrition and health. Identification of reservoirs of plant genetic diversity for conservation and exploitation of agrobiodiversity.

Kind: personal - Date: Oct 09, 2014

Score: 1.22

#133 - Gabriella Sonnante(personal page)

CURRICULUM VITAE ET STUDIORUM

Kind: personal - Date: Mar 25, 2014

Score: 1.20

#764 - Genetically modified trees - State and perspectives

Nonic M, Vettori C, Boscaleri F, Milovanovic J, Sijacic-Nikolic M

Kind: pub - Date: Jan 19, 2015

Score: 1.20

#117 - Cristina Vettori(personal page)

Curriculum Vitae Work Address: Institute of Biosciences and BioResources, Division of Florence, National Research Council, - Via Madonna del Piano, 10 - 50019 Sesto Fiorentino (Firenze), Italy, Tel: ++39...

Kind: personal - Date: Feb 04, 2014

Score: 1.17

#32 - IBBR - Division of Florence

The main research focus is on forest tree species, in particular on their genetic, taxonomic, biological, ecological, population and evolutionary characteristics, with the aim of developing optimized strategies for the sustainable management of their genetic resources.

Kind: static - Date: Nov 15, 2013

Score: 1.16

#30 - IBBR Headquarter - Bari

The IBBR headquarter is located in Bari and corresponds to the former Germplasm Institute (IG/IGV), a research organ of the CNR working primarily in the field of agro-biology and agriculture.

Kind: static - Date: Nov 15, 2013

Score: 1.11

#512 - Benedetta Margiotta(personal page)

Curriculum Vitae

Kind: personal - Date: Nov 06, 2014

Score: 1.08

#2057 - Meeting EUCARPIA TOMATO 2018

L’Istituto di Bioscienze e Biorisorse, Sede Secondaria di Portici (dr. Silvana Grandillo, dr. Stefania Grillo, dr. Maria Cammareri), in collaborazione con il Dipartimento di Agraria dell’Università di Napoli Federico II (prof. Luigi Frusciante,...

Kind: news - Date: May 29, 2018

Score: 1.07

#2445 - TOMRES: identifying tomato varieties with higher resource use efficiency

Ruggiero A, Cirillo V, Batelli G, Van Oosten MJ, Costa A, Grillo S, Maggio A

Kind: pub - Date: Mar 24, 2020

Score: 1.05

#3480 - Paolo Direnzo(personal page)

Curriculum vitae

Kind: personal - Date: Aug 30, 2022

Score: 1.04

#2971 - Soraya Mousavi(personal page)

(Page in preparation)

Kind: personal - Date: Oct 22, 2020

Score: 1.04

#340 - Silvana Grandillo(personal page)

Main Scientific Interests Development of mapped genetic resources in tomato, with special emphasis given to populations of marker-defined introgression lines (ILs) originating from interspecific crosses, for a more efficient exploitation of the natural biodiversity stored in unadapted germplasm. Current applications of these genetic resources include QTL analyses for fruit quality traits and integrative systems biology and genomic approaches to gain further insights into the networks regulating key fruit metabolic pathways underlying tomato flavour and nutritional quality. Identification and functional characterization of key genes involved in nutritional and merceological quality in pepper. Metabolic engineering of secondary metabolite pathways for the production of health-related compounds.

Kind: personal - Date: Oct 03, 2014

Score: 1.04

#3531 - Camilla Avanzi(personal page)

Italian, she/her, born 1989 Research interests: forest genetics, reproductive dynamics, gene flow, dendrogenetics, marginal and peripheral populations Professional address: Istituto di Bioscienze e BioRisorse, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Via Madonna...

Kind: personal - Date: Nov 18, 2022

Score: 1.03

#320 - Workshop dell’Istituto di BioScienze e BioRisorse - Napoli (6-7 ottobre 2014)

Programma definitivo del Workshop dell’IBBR/CNR che si terrà a Napoli il prossimo 6-7 ottobre 2014.

Kind: news - Date: Sep 17, 2014

Score: 1.02

#339 - Maria Cammareri(personal page)

My research activity is currently focused on the following topics: • Development, characterization and use of new mapped genetic resources in tomato Genomic approaches to identify regulatory networks underlying tomato fruit quality during ripening and post-harvest Identification and functional characterization of key genes involved in nutritional and merceological quality in pepper Metabolic engneering of secondary metabolite pathways for the production of health-related compounds

Kind: personal - Date: Oct 03, 2014

Score: .96

#241 - Marco Manzelli(personal page)

During my career I dealt with different subjects related to agronomic/environmental research and professional activities. I concluded my PhD in 2004 after a 4-years research program funded by EC and focused on crop biodiversity conservation and evaluation...

Kind: personal - Date: Jul 24, 2014

Score: .94

#418 - Marcella Urbano(personal page)

Present position Researcher at the Institute of Biosciences and Bioresources (former Institute of Plant Genetics), CNR, Bari, Italy. Education and Training 1997: Permanent researcher at the CNR- IBBR (former Institute of Plant Genetics), Bari. 1994...

Kind: personal - Date: Oct 22, 2014

Score: .92

#2297 - Wilma Sabetta(personal page)

Curriculum vitae et studiorum

Kind: personal - Date: Sep 13, 2019

Score: .92

#350 - Loredana Abbate(personal page)

Current position CTER IV liv at the “Istituto di Bioscienze e Biorisorse” CNR in Palermo

Kind: personal - Date: Oct 10, 2014

Score: .87

#27 - IBBR - DIvision of Portici

The present Research Division of IBBR at Portici is the former "Research Center for Vegetable Breeding" (MiGOr), started in 1982 and located at the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Napoli "Federico II". In 1997 the Center was converted into the Research...

Kind: static - Date:

Score: .83

#2895 - Giacomo Mangini(personal page)

Curriculum vitae et studiorum

Kind: personal - Date: Jul 13, 2020

Score: .82

#394 - Francesca Bagnoli(personal page)

Positions Present: researcher at CNR IBBR Firenze, Italy since October 2014 Previous: researcher at CNR IPSP Firenze, Italy November 2011- September 2014 2002 - Ph.D. in Agricultural and Forest Genetics at the University of Florence, discussing a thesis:...

Kind: personal - Date: Oct 17, 2014

Score: .76

#21 - IBBR - Division of Naples

The Naples Division of the IBBR has taken place by merging part of the people formerly working at the Institute of Genetics and Biophysics (IGB) and the Institute of Protein Biochemistry (IBP), along with their lab facilities. The research activities...

Kind: static - Date:

Score: .76

#355 - Diana Zuluaga(personal page)

Diana Lucia Zuluaga

Kind: personal - Date: Oct 14, 2014

Score: .73

#410 - Fulvio Pupilli(personal page)

Actual Research sectors Analysis of plant reproductive system through molecular approaches. Actually Dr.Pupilli is studying apomixis, that is a clonal plant reproduction by seeds. The overall objective of the research is the isolation of the genetic determinants of apomixis in a wild apomictic species Paspalum simplex with the perspective to develop an apomixis system for crops. Main achievements are: i) characterization and mapping of the apomixis locus, ii) establishing synteny relationships with rice genome, iii) isolation of candidate genes through partial sequencing of apomixis-linked BAC and comparative transcriptomic analysis. Recent Scientific Activities. A) Induction of new variability by somatic hybridization B) Molecular markers of the analysis of natural and inducted genetic A) During the first phase of his career Dr. Pupilli obtained and characterized several somatic hybrid plants combining the genome of alfalfa with those of M.coerulea (S+C), M.arborea (S+A) and M.falcata (S+F). B) After a stage at the MPI of Cologne, Dr. Pupilli used molecular markers to study the genome composition of somatic hybrids and the genetic variability in forage and turf plant populations. Page in preparation)

Kind: personal - Date: Oct 21, 2014

Score: .73

#863 - Alessandro Silvestre Gristina(personal page)

Postdoctoral fellow at IBBR-CNR Palermo (Italy

Kind: personal - Date: Jan 31, 2015

Score: .71

#2406 - Francesca Taranto(personal page)

Francesca Taranto research activity is focused on marker assisted breeding and genetics of wheat, legumes and other cultivated trees (olive, almond and grapevine). Genetics, molecular biology, genomics and bioinformatics are used to investigate population genetics, biodiversity and gene flow, and identify key genes involved in the expression of important agronomic traits. Her main research interest are polyphenol oxidase enzyme and their role during the evolutionary history of domesticated tetraploid wheat. Skills and Expertise: plant breeding, population genetics, genetic resources conservation, crop domestication, genomics, gene flow, adaptation, QTL mapping, genome-wide association mapping, linkage disequilibrium, phylogenetic analysis. Nucleic acid extraction and PCR; capillary electrophoresis applied to DNA, statistics (R), SNP data analysis, plant functional annotation and classification, gene families and genomic homology, PPO activity assay.

Kind: personal - Date: Jan 29, 2020

Score: .65

#198 - Emanuela Blanco(personal page)

Curriculum vitae et studiorum

Kind: personal - Date: Jul 03, 2014

Score: .65

#239 - Saverio Pandolfi(personal page)

Research technician.

Kind: personal - Date: Jul 22, 2014

Score: .65

#238 - Roberto Mariotti(personal page)

I’m working as Technician in the group of Dr. Luciana Baldoni, on olive (Olea europaea) genetics and molecular biology.

Kind: personal - Date: Jul 22, 2014

Score: .64

#290 - Maurizio Capuana(personal page)

Cell and tissue culture Organogenesis Somatic embryogenesis In vitro medium- and long-term storage Phytoremediation Heavy metals Biotic and abiotic stress in plants

Kind: personal - Date: Aug 20, 2014

Score: .60

#28 - IBBR - DIvision of Perugia

Initially, the research activity carried out by IBBR/PG concerned forage and legume crops breeding, including cytological and cytogenetic topics, while in the last decade it has been directed mainly on the utilization of plant biotechnology for both basic and applied research.

Kind: static - Date: Nov 15, 2013

Score: .56

#319 - Marco Michelozzi(personal page)

NAME: Marco Michelozzi BIRTHPLACE AND BIRTHDATE: Firenze, 24 April 1957 ADDRESS: Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR) Istituto di Bioscenze e Biorisorse (IBBR), Area di Ricerca CNR di Firenze, Via Madonna del Piano 10, 50019 Sesto Fiorentino (Firenze),...

Kind: personal - Date: Sep 16, 2014

Score: .56

#419 - Valeria Tomaselli(personal page)

Curriculum vitae et studiorum

Kind: personal - Date: Oct 23, 2014

Score: .54

#31 - Main Research at the IBBR

Line 1 - Basic research on the biology of model species and organisms of agricultural and natural interests This research focuses on the molecular mechanisms underlying the following processes: the development and differentiation, the degeneration and...

Kind: static - Date: Nov 14, 2013

Score: .53

#72 - Maria Stefania Grillo(personal page)

Current appointment: Head of the Portici Division of the IBBR/CNR. Research Interest My research group has long experience on the applications of biotechnologies to plant breeding of vegetables crops. Research activities are focused on the identification, characterization and transfer of genes involved in the plant response to environmental stresses. We are using functional genomics approaches in Solanacee and Arabidopsis through large scale transcriptome analyses in response to osmotic and temperature stress, and characterization of crucial gene functions by means of forward and reverse genetics approaches. I am also involved in the development of molecular and biotech tools for the use of plant as biofactories for the production of bio-molecules of industrial value.

Kind: personal - Date: Dec 09, 2013

Score: .49

#584 - Luciana Baldoni(personal page)

Luciana Baldoni Role: Research Director Division: Perugia Tel: (39) 328 3760912 075 5014812 E-mail: luciana.baldoni@ibbr.cnr.it lucianabaldoni0@gmail.com

Kind: personal - Date: Jan 09, 2015

Score: .46

#236 - Ornella Calderini(personal page)

(Page in preparation)

Kind: personal - Date: Jul 22, 2014

Score: .40

#583 - Nicolò Cultrera(personal page)

(Page in preparation)

Kind: personal - Date: Jan 09, 2015

Score: .39

#426 - Daniela Giordano(personal page)

Research Interests Our overall aim is to compare the evolutionary globin adaptations to cold environment in a range of organisms (fish and bacteria) and provide the most robust assessment of structure/function relationships in cold-adapted hemoproteins,...

Kind: personal - Date: Oct 24, 2014

Score: .37

#1202 - IBBR Partnership

The following international istitutions are partners of the Institute of Biosciences and Bioresources (IBBR/CNR): Instituto de Investigaciones en Ciencias Agrarias de Rosario (IICAR-CONICET), Argentina Research Centre for Natural Sciences, Hungarian...

Kind: static - Date: Oct 16, 2015

Score: .25

#344 - Pasquale Termolino(personal page)

Research projects MIUR PON02_00395_3082360 - “GenoPOM-pro”: Potenziamento della filiera pomodoro attraverso applicazioni integrate di post-genomica. 2012-2015 European project - “MEIOSYS”: Systematic Analysis of Factors Controlling Meiotic Recombination in Higher Plants. 2009-2014 MIUR DM 17732 - “GenoPOM”: Laboratorio di Genomica per l’innovazione e la valorizzazione della filiera pomodoro. 2006-2010 MIUR FIRB “Laboratorio nazionale di genomica e postgenomica degli organismi di interesse agrario”. 2006-2011 MIPAF - “ECOPOM”: Tecniche innovative per l’identificazione di marcatori molecolari associati alla tipicità del pomodoro campano 2001-2005

Kind: personal - Date: Oct 05, 2014

Score: .17

#57 - Francesco Carimi(personal page)

Head of the Palermo Division of the IBBR/CNR

Kind: personal - Date: Dec 04, 2013