CLASE TEÓRICA Nº 4 PLANTAS INDUSTRIALES Dra. Elsa Fuentes.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Human impact on the environment In this lesson you will learn about: the biological control of pest species the use of GM crops as an alternative to using.

Advertisements

Class I-A Class II-A Class II-B Class II- Basal Class I-B Class I Class II 0.1 Arabidopsis thaliana PHO1;H2 Capsella rubella PHO1;H Thellungiella.

Oils and fats. David S. Seigler Department of Plant Biology University of Illinois Urbana, Illinois USA

Vegetable Oils.

Origin of Domesticated Plants Wheat. Most domesticated food plants have been selected for: large plant parts soft edible tissue thick flesh with intense.

GENETIC RESOURCES: Resources that contain all genetic variability found in a particular plant species This includes its wild relatives; m ost of them.

1 Vol. 01. p Vol. 01. p Vol. 01. p.20.

1 Vol. 03. p Vol. 03. p Vol. 03. p.21.

1 Vol. 02. p Vol. 02. p Vol. 02. p.19.

1 Vol. 03. p Vol. 03. p Vol. 03. p.16.

1 Vol. 02. p Vol. 02. p Vol. 02. p.30.

1 Vol. 03. p Vol. 03. p Vol. 03. p.35.

1 Vol. 02. p Vol. 02. p Vol. 02. p.10.

1 Vol. 01. p Vol. 01. p Vol. 01. p.14.

1/03/09 De 89 à 98. 1/03/09 De 89 à 98 1/03/09 De 89 à 98.

Agronomy. Grains Amber Durum Wheat (Triticum durum) Buckwheat (Fagopyrum esculentum) Flax (Linum usitatissimum) Flint Corn (Zea mays) Grain Sorghum (Sorghum.

Crops in Agriculture Corrin Breeding Plant and Soil Computers in Agriculture.

Plants and Their Products Activity for the classroom on the products we use that come from plants Laura B. Vary & Jennifer J. Weber.

Cyperus papyrus papyrus sedge paper reed sedge family (Cyperaceae) ancient papermaking native to Africa and SW Asia, e.g., Nile, Niger, & Euphrates rivers.

Thursday Lecture –Vegetable Oils and Waxes Reading: Textbook, Chapter 9.

Alfalfa (Medicago sativa). Sericea Lespedeza (Lespedeza cuneata)

What I did over the weekend! Urban Botany and Exploring New Frontiers.

Chloroplast DNA in Molecular Systematics. -organelle found in plant cells and eukaryotic algae -Photosynthesis Chloroplast.

PLANT AND SOCIETY ESTELLE LEVETIN & KAREN MCMAHON Chapter 19.

Food and Agriculture Organization 1 Action to Unlock Commercial Fibre Potential Multi-Stakeholder Consultation Held in Conjunction with the Intergovernmental.

Cynara scolymus Globe Artichoke Asteraceae Vegetable ol1.htm.

Classification and ID, Ch 2, -33 With the trends toward globalization, and the “world getting smaller” a uniform system of naming plants is needed. Carl.

New Functions For Plant PR-5 (Thaumatin-like) Proteins.

BIOLOGY 3404F EVOLUTION OF PLANTS Fall 2008 Lecture 19 Thursday November 27, 2008 Selected Eudicots.

Food Plants. Modern Day Inuit - Greenland Contemporary Hunter-Gatherers The San Bushmen.

Inflorescences & Fruits Spring What is an inflorescence? Harris & Harris = The flowering part of a plant; a flower cluster; the arrangement of flowers.

 Latin Name: Rheum Rhabarbum  Family: Polgonaceae (Buckwheat)  Type: Dicot  Edible Part: Petiole.

Glycopeptide MS/MS Spectra Supplemental Data 2. gi| Vacuolar invertase 1 [Gossypium hirsutum] R.LFLFNNASGVNVK.A + Deamidated (NQ)

C R O P S T O I N D U S T R Y Task 1.1 Oil Crops CropsLead partners Rapeseed (Brassica napus) plus high erusic CRES High oleic Sunflower (Helianthus annus)

LATE BLIGHT RESISTANCE PROTEIN RPI-BLB26 6 NBS-LRR RESISTANCE PROTEIN-LIKE PROTEIN6 LATE BLIGHT RESISTANCE PROTEIN RPI-BLB26 6 LATE BLIGHT RESISTANCE PROTEIN.

Agastache foeniculum Agastache Fam: Lamiaceae. Allium tuberosum Garlic Chives Amaryllidaceae.

Ethnobotany Old and New

Journal: Molecular Breeding Molecular characterization of allelic variation in spontaneous brown midrib mutants of sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L Moench) Sunita.

Plant Classification. Classification Systems  Climatic  Warm Season  Cool Season  Tropical  Use  Agronomic  Horticultural  Ornimental  Taxonomic.

Unit 2: Crop Plant Classification and Identification

Powering the Future: Biofuels. Activity: Biofuel feedstocks Classify biofuel feedstocks Compare biofuel feedstocks Suggest the pros and cons of biofuel.

LECTURE 10. Centers of Origin of Crop Plants The eight Vavilovian centers of origin for crop plants. The origin of crop plants is now basic to plant breeding.

基督再來（一）. 經文： 1 你們心裡不要憂愁；你們信神，也當信我。 2 在我父的家裡有許多住處；若是沒有，我就早已告訴你們了。我去原是為你們預備地去。 3 我若去為你們預備了地方，就必再來接你們到我那裡去，我在那裡，叫你們也在那裡， ] ( 約 14 ： 1-3)

Fibres, surgical dressings & sutures

。 33 投资环境 3 开阔视野提升竞争力。 3 嘉峪关市概况。 3 。 3 嘉峪关是一座新兴的工业旅游城市，因关得名，因企设市，是长城文化与丝路文化交汇点，是全国唯一一座以长城关隘命名的城市。嘉峪关关城位于祁连山、黑山之间。 1965 年建市，下辖雄关区、镜铁区、长城区，全市总面积 2935.

Zingiberales Zingiber officinialis (Zingiberaceae) Calathea lancifolia (Marantaceae) Ctenanthe oppenheiminiana (Marantaceae) Musa sp (Musaceae) Caryota.

Plant Biosecurity Division. Part V PERMIT, LICENCE AND CERTIFICATE Requirement for permit, licence and certificate 11. (1) No person shall import any.

Human impact on the environment

COVER SLIDE To change the picture: Right click on the photo

environmental elements

Origin of Domesticated Plants

Tetrazolium testing referee results Southwest Region

Winter vegetables.

25) Saxifragaceae 27) Vitaceae 28) Geraniaceae Eurosids I

Marković M. 1, Pavlović D. 2, Zlatković B. 1, Marković A. 2, Jotić B

Inflorescences & Fruits

Tropical and sub tropical fruits

Human impact on the environment

الفصل الخامس دراسة عملية فى محاصيل الألياف

الفصل الثانى قصب السكر SUGAR CANE Saccharum spp.

Слайд-дәріс Қарағанды мемлекеттік техникалық университеті

.. -"""--..J '. / /I/I =---=-- -, _ --, _ = :;:.

II //II // \ Others Q.

I1I1 a 1·1,.,.,,I.,,I · I 1··n I J,-·

Plants used Fibres Papre -2 unit-1.

Xyloglucans of Monocotyledons Have Diverse Structures

. '. '. I;.,, - - "!' - -·-·,Ii '.....,,......, -,

Wisconsin State Herbarium (WIS) – University of Wisconsin Madison’s

Total number of species

Presentation transcript:

CLASE TEÓRICA Nº 4 PLANTAS INDUSTRIALES Dra. Elsa Fuentes

BIBLIOGRAFÍA RECOMENDADA PLANTAS INDUSTRIALES Parodi, L. R. Enciclopedia argentina de agricultura y jardinería. Plantas Industriales. Vol. II.

PLANTAS INDUSTRIALES TEXTILES OLEAGINOSAS SACARÍFERAS NARCÓTICAS ESTIMULANTES AROMÁTICAS TINTÓREAS CAUCHÍFERAS INSECTICIDAS MEDICINALES PERFUMÍFERAS

TEXTILES

Gossypium hirsutum “algodón” MALVÁCEAS

Ceiba insignis “kapoc” BOMBACÁCEAS

Linum usitatissimum “lino” LINÁCEAS

Cannabis sativa “cáñamo” CANNABÁCEAS

Boehmeria nivea “ramio” URTICÁCEAS Corchorus sp. “ yute” TILIÁCEAS

Agave sp. “sisal, tequila” AMARILIDÁCEAS Phormium tenax “formio” LILIÁCEAS

Cocus nucifera “coco” (Arecáceas)

Trithrinax campestris “caranday” (Arecáceas)

Bromelia sp. (Bromeliáceas)

Musa textilis (Musáceas)

OLEAGINOSAS

Helianthus annuus (Asteráceas) Arachys hipogaea (Fabáceas)

Glycine max (Fabáceas) Olea europaea (Oleáceas)

Linum usitatissimum (Lináceas) Brassica napus f. annua (Brasicáceas)

Ricinus communis (Euforbiáceas)

SACARÍFERAS

Beta vulgaris var. rapacea (Chenopodiáceas) Saccharum officinarum (Poáceas)

NARCÓTICAS

Erytroxylon coca (Erytroxiláceas) Papaver somniferum (Papaveráceas)

Cannabis sativa (Cannabináceas)

Nicotiana tabacum (Solanáceas)

ESTIMULANTES

Thea sinensis (Teáceas) Ilex paraguariensis (Aquifoliáceas)