Stone pine (Pinus pinea L.) is a Mediterranean forest species used for the commercial harvesting of its edible seeds, known as pine nuts. (...)

Pinus pinea L. (Mediterranean stone pine) is an important forest species not only for its economically relevant kernel production, but also (...)

In this study are presented chronologies of earlywood (EW), latewood (LW) and tree-ring widths (RW) of a Pinus halepensis (P. halepensis) (...)

Archaeobotanical research in ancient plant remains is of great importance for revealing and understanding different social, cultural and (...)

Cones of the Mediterranean stone pine (Pinus pinea L.) constitute one of the most relevant non-wood forest products collected in the (...)

The stone pine (Pinus pinea L.) has thick bark as an adaptation to wildfire. In this study, laboratory tests were carried out to quantify (...)

Studies on the functional significance of bacteria associated with ectomycorrhizal (ECM) fungi are scarce, as well as information on the (...)

Essential oils of the resins of Pinus brutia and Pinus pinea were evaluated for their biological potential. Essential oils were (...)

Key message: Several members of WOX and KNOX gene families and several plant growth regulators, basically cytokinins and auxins, play a key (...)

Invasive pests are considered a major threat to biodiversity, conservation and agriculture. The Italian peninsula is a major site of (...)

The fungus Sydowia polyspora is frequently isolated from conifers worldwide and is considered a pathogen on several hosts. Stone pine (...)

Growth decline is a widespread phenomenon on sandy coasts throughout the Mediterranean region. In the northeastern pine coastal woodland of (...)