Keyword: Mediterranean pine nut

The carob tree in Tunisia: A big varietal richness to preserve and to valorize

In addition to their traditional local use in human and animal food, the fruits of the carob tree have a high commercial value in industrial transformation.

Santiago Perea S.L ., a history of innovation in the pine nut sector

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

Registered elite clones for cone production in grafted stone pine orchard plantations

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

Quantifying carbon stocks in Pinus pinea stands: simple allometric models using easily measurable tree variables

Allometric models establish relationships between tree morphological parameters and the respective biomass in its various components, allowing to make forest carbon estimates. In this sense,

Predicting impacts of climate change on growth and production of Mediterranean stone pine

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

Pine nuts and chestnuts in your store – Mediterranean or imports from Eastern Asia?

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

Modeling Aleppo pine water balance under two Tunisian climate conditions

Aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis Mill.) is one of the most drought-tolerant pine species and it is distributed over large drought-prone Mediterranean regions. The determination of

Adding knowledge to the impact and ecology of the seed bug, Leptoglossus occidentalis, on stone pine

There is still a substantial lack of knowledge about the effective impact and the ecology of the seed bug, Leptoglosus occidentalis, on the Mediterranean stone

A methodology for optimizing Pinus pinea stands from an economic perspective.

The aim is to present a methodology that allows the optimal management of Pinus pinea stands to be determined from an economic perspective when both

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