F. Miceli

TL;DR: The presence of statistically non-significant differences between the estimated values of wheat and maize on the one hand and significant: points of difference between those of tobacco and soyabean on the other suggests distinct behaviour patterns far monocots and cicots.

TL;DR: This study allowed the first unified assessment of soybean-growing regions in Europe and illustrates the strong effect of photoperiod on soybean adaptation and MEV classification, as well as the effects of the E maturity loci for soy bean adaptation in Europe.

TL;DR: PV-curve technique revealed for Tullio, the drought susceptible Italian genotype, an osmotic adjustment of –0.63 MPa, four times greater than in Pandas, though this drought resistant cultivar showed a similar content in osmotically active substances; the authors hypothesize an alternative mechanism in the response to water shortage in Tullia.

TL;DR: It is demonstrated that kernels are negatively affected by nCeO2 while nTiO2 can potentially have beneficial effects, however, both MeNPs have the potential to negatively impact malt and feed production.

TL;DR: The inverse relationship between the rate of dry matter accumulation in seed and pod and seed number per plant indicated that assimilate availability limited seed number, and the delay in leaf yellowing and abscission induced by physically restricting pod growth suggested that the completion of monocarpic senescence was directly affected by changes in the rates of seed drymatter accumulation per plant.