Since the Industrial Revolution, fossil fuels dominate the energy supply worldwide.
Currently, fossil fuels accounts for more than 79% of the total energy consumption, severely …

Stone pine (Pinus pinea L.) has received limited attention in terms of genetic research.
However, genomic techniques hold promise for decoding the stone pine genome and …

Stone pine (Pinus pinea L.) is a species of economic interest mainly due to its pine nuts, the
most expensive nut in the world. Despite the high value of pine nuts, cones are mainly …

Featured Application In recent decades, the importance of wood has also been increasing
for outdoor intended use. A more sustainable approach has turned the attention from …

In the Mediterranean basin, Pinus pinaster (maritime pine) and P. pinea (stone pine) are
highly economically important pine species. These species provide raw material for forest …

The use of wood and residual biomass from forestry works is a CO2 emission-neutral source
of energy that also contributes to reducing the risk of spreading forest fires, especially under …

Pinus pinea nuts are commercial relevant Mediterranean edible forest nuts, with an
increasing production and market value, whose industrial processing yields a lignocellulosic …

Pinus pinea (stone pine), a Mediterranean species, is valued for its highly nutritious pine
nuts and its ability to adapt to different environmental conditions. The species has been …

In the Kozak Basin, which is the most important pine nut production and trade center in
Turkey, there has been a significant decrease in production recently. In this study, the …

In Pinus pinea, cone to pine nut yield (total pine nut weight expressed as percentage of cone
weight), an important crop trait, is decreasing worldwide. This phenomenon is of great …