Cannabis (Cannabis sativa L.), also known as hemp, is one of the oldest cultivated crops,
grown for both its use in textile and cordage production, and its unique chemical properties …

Cannabis (Cannabis sativa L.) is a dioecious plant cultivated worldwide for thousands of
years. Besides the narcotic and therapeutic effects, Cannabis can be used as raw materials …

Cannabis (Cannabis sativa L.) is widely cultivated and studied for its psychoactive and
medicinal properties. As the major cannabinoids are present in acidic forms in Cannabis …

Cannabis sativa (L.) is characterized by great genetic and phenotypic diversity, also
expressed in the array of bioactive compounds synthesized. Despite its great potential …

Cannabidiolic acid (CBDA) and trans-Δ 9-tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (trans-Δ 9-THCA) are
known to be the major phytocannabinoids in Cannabis sativa L., along with their …

Cannabis sativa is known for having unique specialized or secondary metabolites,
cannabinoids that are derived from an extension of the terpene pathway in the Cannabis …

Environmental cues elicit anthocyanin synthesis in plant vegetative and reproductive
tissues. Their accumulation in different organs accounts for their diverse biological functions …

The in vitro shoot propagation of Cannabis sativa L. is an emerging research area for large-
scale plant material production. However, how in vitro conditions influence the genetic …

In Cannabis sativa L. the presence of delta 9-tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THCA) above
legal limit is a challenging issue that still restricts the industrial exploitation of this promising …

The production of essential oils by steam distillation is invariably associated with large
amounts of organic waste which is normally disposed of or returned to the fields, although it …