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The influence of various soil materials (sandy, silty and compost) on growth and develop­ment of blueweed (Echium plantagineum L.) was examined in pot experiment carried out in 2001-2003. Seeds were sown at the beginning of April and at the beginning of May. Plant growth and the weight of produced seeds depended on the soil material type. The high­est vegetative mass as well as seeds was obtained on compost. However, the vegetation period and seed maturation were prolonged on that kind of soil. Among compared sowing dates, April was more favorable - the plants were taller, more branched and produced big­ger aboveground parts, roots and seed weight than those from May sowing. Furthermore, delayed sowing caused decrease of fat content in the seeds and a slight increase of GLA and SDA levels. Blueweed growing on sandy material accumulated the most of fat in seeds. The fat content decreased along with the increase of soil abundance in nutrients. The per­centage of GLA and SDA in oil was similar and did not depend on soil type significantly.
Land use changes occurring in Europe in recent decades are generating important changes in the forest landscape characteristics and are having important effects on avian species richness and abundance. This is particularly important for some bird species of particular conservation concern that require heterogenous landscapes where breeding habitats are proximal to foraging habitats. Among these birds, the European Turtle Dove Streptopelia turtur is particularly important because of its marked population decline. In southern Europe, forest landscapes have been considered important breeding areas for Turtle Doves. We assessed the influence of the foraging area characteristics — distance to cereal crops and wild seed species abundance — and water availability on Turtle Dove breeding habitat suitability in a Mediterranean forest landscape in southern Spain. Forty-six point locations were surveyed during the spring of 2014 and 2015 on two nearby farms of a forest protected area. The average local abundance of Turtle Doves found at each point location was 1.25 ± 1.31 males, and it was significantly higher at the point locations closest to cereal crops, as well as at nesting sites where the wild seed species included in its local diet were abundant, especially Echium plantagineum. Distance to water in the studied range (average distance 475 m) did not show a significant effect on Turtle Dove local abundance, although the high availability of water in the study area could have a positive influence on the overall Turtle Dove breeding habitat suitability. To benefit Turtle Dove breeding habitat suitability, cultivated areas with cereals/legumes near those forest areas where Turtle Doves reproduce should be promoted. Likewise, the promotion of those herbaceous species that are locally important in the Turtle Dove diet, available, for example, through specific grazing management, should be taken into account when nesting habitat restoration is designed in forest areas, regardless of whether the distances to food resources are long.
Celem pracy była ocena zawartości tłuszczu w nasionach i składu kwasów tłuszczowych dwu gatunków żmijowca: zwyczajnego (Echium vulgare L.) i babkowatego (Echium plantagineum L.) rosnących w zróżnicowanych warunkach glebowych. Zawartość tłuszczu w nasionach Echium vulgare L. kształtowała się na poziomie 23%, zaś E. plantagineum wahała się w granicach 21%-24%. Olej żmijowca zwyczajnego charakteryzował się nieco większą (lecz statystycznie nieistotną) zawartością kwasu γ-linolenowego (GLA) w porównaniu z olejem żmijowca babkowatego (11,1% i 10,7%) oraz istotnie większą zawartością kwasu stearydonowego (SDA) - (12,2% i 10,8%).
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