Low Germination Success in Phyteuma cordatumBalb and Empetrum hermaphroditum Hagerup_Crimson Publishers

 Low Germination Success in Phyteuma cordatumBalb and Empetrum hermaphroditum Hagerup_Crimson Publishers by Ivan Pace*in Biodiversity Online Journal


This study aimed at carrying out experimental laboratory activities on some spontaneous plant species present within areas of the Piedmontese Natura 2000 Network, with the aim of identifying the regeneration protocol for their ex situ conservation. In Europe and around the world, climate change and human actions are compromising the conservation status of natural habitats, spontaneous plant and animal species.






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