Variabilité intraspécifique des monoterpènes de<i>Pinus nigra</i>Arn. : bilan des premiers résultats

Arbez, Michel; Bernard-Dagan, C.; Fillon, Christiane

doi:10.1051/forest/19740104

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“…Ronninger 1924;Georgescu 1937;Schwartz 1938;Delevoy 1949;Fukarek 1958;Gaussen et al 1964Gaussen et al , 1993Ivanov 1971;Arbez et al 1974;Nikoliae and Tuciae 1983;Vidakoviae 1991;Scaltsoyiannes et al 1994;Raffii et al 1996;Aguinagalde et al 1997), intraspecies taxonomy, classification and chorology are still unclear (Fukarek 1958;Vidakoviae 1991;Gaussen 1993;Barbéro et al 1998). Among the numerous possible reasons for having the mentioned problems the most important are: the absence of a research which would cover the whole range of this species (Vidakoviae 1991, Barbéro et al 1998), integrating of the present detailed studies of certain areas is not possible because of the differences in samples and methods (e.g.…”

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RAPD markers and black pine (Pinus nigra Arnold) intraspecies taxonomy - Evidence from the study of nine populations

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Although intraspecies researches within the black pine (Pinus nigra Arnold) have a long tradition, the intraspecies taxonomy, classification and chorology are still unclear. Among the numerous reasons that have caused this situation the most important are: the absence of a study that would completely cover the whole range of this species, the impossibility of connection of results of the existing detailed studies of certain areas, and the high variability of traits which have been used so far. Since the characteristics of the molecular systematic techniques could make possible the research free of the mentioned shortages, the intention of this study was to determine the relationships among nine populations of black pine using the random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD). The obtained results were compared to the recent results of the morphological and anatomical analysis of the leaves of the same populations. The RAPD results clearly divided the Croatian populations from populations of Austria (subsp. nigra) and Turkey (subsp. pallasiana), while among Croatian populations, as in previous study, the existence of several groups (subsp. illyrica, subsp. dalmatica and transitional population between them) was noticed. It is assumed that the optimisations conducted in this study will finally make possible estimating the relationships on the level of the whole range of the black pine and the classification based on molecular traits that are probably less dependent on environmental influences than it has been the case with the characteristics mostly used so far.

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RAPD markers and black pine (Pinus nigra Arnold) intraspecies taxonomy - Evidence from the study of nine populations

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“…pinaster, Bernard-Dagan et al 1971; Picea glauca, Wilkinson et al 1971; Pinus nigra, Arbez et al 1974; A. concolor, Zavarin et al 1975;A. grandis, von Rudloff 1976).…”

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Geographic variability of terpene composition in Abies cephalonica Loudon and Abies species around the Aegean: hypotheses for their possible phylogeny from the Miocene

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Arbez

Marpeau

1992

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“…8 From these results, Corsican populations were distinguished from the others by either their lower contents of -pinene and (E )-caryophyllene and higher content of -phellandrene, 7 or by a higher percentage of limonene and traces of 3-carene and terpinolene. 8 Only a few studies have been carried out on P. nigra essential oil obtained by hydrodistillation of either needles, 9 -12 branches 9,10 or cones. 9 All were characterized by the preeminence of˛-pinene, higher in branches and cones (47-89%) 9,10 than in needles (12-53%).…”

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“…6 Two other studies reported the terpene composition of the pentane extracts of young shoots of P. nigra from different provenances. 7,8 In both cases,˛-pinene was reported as the major component (40-93%), followed byˇ-pinene (up to 22.7%, Turkey), 7 myrcene (up to 31.5%, Spain) 8 and limonene (up to 29.3%, Corsica). 8 From these results, Corsican populations were distinguished from the others by either their lower contents of -pinene and (E )-caryophyllene and higher content of -phellandrene, 7 or by a higher percentage of limonene and traces of 3-carene and terpinolene.…”

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“…7,8 In both cases,˛-pinene was reported as the major component (40-93%), followed byˇ-pinene (up to 22.7%, Turkey), 7 myrcene (up to 31.5%, Spain) 8 and limonene (up to 29.3%, Corsica). 8 From these results, Corsican populations were distinguished from the others by either their lower contents of -pinene and (E )-caryophyllene and higher content of -phellandrene, 7 or by a higher percentage of limonene and traces of 3-carene and terpinolene. 8 Only a few studies have been carried out on P. nigra essential oil obtained by hydrodistillation of either needles, 9 -12 branches 9,10 or cones.…”

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Composition and chemical variability of the needle essential oil of Pinus nigra subsp. laricio from corsica

Rezzi

Bighelli

Mouillot

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Flavour & Fragrance J

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The composition of 123 samples of needle essential oil of individual trees of Pinus nigra subsp. laricio from Corsica was investigated by GC and 13 C-NMR.˛-Pinene, manoyl oxide, germacrene-D, myrcene, (E )-caryophyllene and limonene were found to be the main constituents. The results were submitted to principal components analysis and K-means partitioning which allowed two groups of essential oils to be identified with respect to their content of˛-pinene, manoyl oxide and germacrene-D.

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Variabilité intraspécifique des monoterpènes dePinus nigraArn. : bilan des premiers résultats

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RAPD markers and black pine (Pinus nigra Arnold) intraspecies taxonomy - Evidence from the study of nine populations

RAPD markers and black pine (Pinus nigra Arnold) intraspecies taxonomy - Evidence from the study of nine populations

Geographic variability of terpene composition in Abies cephalonica Loudon and Abies species around the Aegean: hypotheses for their possible phylogeny from the Miocene

Composition and chemical variability of the needle essential oil of Pinus nigra subsp. laricio from corsica

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