NWFPS.ORG

Country: Spain

Wild Nuts & Berries
The main objective of the Mesa del Castaño del Bierzo (Regional Chestnut Round Table) is to improve the economic performance of chestnut cultivation and the
Wild Nuts & Berries
The objective of the present study is to better understand the relationship between tree characteristics and cone production of Mediterranean stone pine. This was achieved
Cork
The cork used in the manufacture of natural cork stoppers or technical stoppers must meet a number of conditions, including being free of certain anomalies.
Wild Nuts & Berries
The success story of the company Santiago Perea S.L. in the processing of pine nuts  in Andalusia (Southern Spain) is presented here. The commitment of
Wild Nuts & Berries
The high prices paid for genuine Mediterranean pine nuts kernels as gourmet nuts are due to an sustained demand on the world market, not met
Wild Nuts & Berries
Climate change is affecting the health and productivity of the Mediterranean stone pine (Pinus pinea) stands in the Spanish Northern Plateau. The main research lines
Wild Nuts & Berries
The main objective is to know the potential distribution of chestnut (Castanea sativa) in Castile and Leon through the use of spatial modelling tools based
Wild Nuts & Berries
At a first glance, imported Asiatic and genuine Mediterranean pine nuts seem to be similar in size, colour and aspect. Cheaper Chinese chestnuts can also
Aromatic & Medicinal Plants, Wild Mushrooms & Truffles, Wild Nuts & Berries
The best option for highly atomised sectors is to have a common positioning that brings together as many products as possible, by creating an umbrella
Wild Nuts & Berries
Chestnut ink disease, caused by root pathogens (Phytophthora sp. ),  induces dieback and mortality in sweet chestnut, C. sativa. Classical biological control can be efficient
Wild Nuts & Berries
The aim of this work was to quantify the extent of the recent decline observed in pine nut and kernel production. For this purpose, we
Wild Nuts & Berries
The hot water treatment (HWT) was evaluated for pest and disease control, and specifically its use to prevent the spread of the chestnut gallwasp Dryocosmus