Hilly, Semi-Mountainous and Mountainous Areas Harbor Landraces Diversity: The Case of Messinia (Peloponnese-Greece) DOI Creative Commons
Ricos Thanopoulos,

Ioulia Drossinou,

Iasonas Koutroumpelas

et al.

Diversity, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 16(3), P. 151 - 151

Published: Feb. 27, 2024

Landraces are identified for their genetic diversity and heritage value. Geographically isolated areas gradually recognized agricultural importance in conservation. One of the consequences intensification is an increase crop uniformity hence a reduction landraces’ resources. Messinia, located Southwest Peloponnese, Greece, characterized by diverse terrain smallholdings. The geomorphological character area farmers’ selections have led to new landraces (local varieties) with unique traits specific adaptations. A total 110 villages/settlements were visited between 2013–2016, aiming explore existing wealth degree erosion. material collected testimonies extracted from local communities compared data past expeditions, gene banks, portal databases. Of 427 samples, majority belonged annual vegetable or pulse species, indicating groups, which was likely related culinary Perennial crops priced both as commercial staple crops, olive trees dominating landscape. Genetic erosion production decline noticed cereals. It concluded that socio-cultural trends strong influence on survival landraces. Without exhausting region, present study suggests Messinia agrobiodiversity hotspot includes neglected crops.

Language: Английский

Peeling Affects the Nutritional Properties of Carrot Genotypes DOI Creative Commons
Giulia Conversa, Anna Bonasia, Giuseppe Natrella

et al.

Foods, Journal Year: 2021, Volume and Issue: 11(1), P. 45 - 45

Published: Dec. 24, 2021

Peeling may result in changes carrot's nutritional properties; therefore, the present study focused on its effect retention of principal nutrients (minerals, sugars, organic acids) and antioxidants (carotenoids phenols) peeled roots two landraces ('Carota a punta lunga'-CPL 'Carota tonda'-CPT) hybrid cultivar ('Presto') grown area "Salterns Margherita di Savoia" (Puglia region). The peel had higher concentration cations (+92%), acids (+103%), carotenoids (+42%), phenolic (seven times) than root flesh. For each chemical class, most abundant components were K, malic acid, ß-carotene, chlorogenic respectively. stand out for accumulation whereas 'Presto' was distinguished by Ca ascorbic pyruvic acids. flesh greater simple nitrate (mainly CPL), oxalic particular 'Presto', Na Cl. local varieties, removal seems to impact antioxidative properties carrots more consistently compared advanced cultivar, since it represents average 21% 59% total phenols, respectively, intact roots.

Language: Английский

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Hilly, Semi-Mountainous and Mountainous Areas Harbor Landraces Diversity: The Case of Messinia (Peloponnese-Greece) DOI Creative Commons
Ricos Thanopoulos,

Ioulia Drossinou,

Iasonas Koutroumpelas

et al.

Diversity, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 16(3), P. 151 - 151

Published: Feb. 27, 2024

Landraces are identified for their genetic diversity and heritage value. Geographically isolated areas gradually recognized agricultural importance in conservation. One of the consequences intensification is an increase crop uniformity hence a reduction landraces’ resources. Messinia, located Southwest Peloponnese, Greece, characterized by diverse terrain smallholdings. The geomorphological character area farmers’ selections have led to new landraces (local varieties) with unique traits specific adaptations. A total 110 villages/settlements were visited between 2013–2016, aiming explore existing wealth degree erosion. material collected testimonies extracted from local communities compared data past expeditions, gene banks, portal databases. Of 427 samples, majority belonged annual vegetable or pulse species, indicating groups, which was likely related culinary Perennial crops priced both as commercial staple crops, olive trees dominating landscape. Genetic erosion production decline noticed cereals. It concluded that socio-cultural trends strong influence on survival landraces. Without exhausting region, present study suggests Messinia agrobiodiversity hotspot includes neglected crops.

Language: Английский

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