The present invention relates to a method of reproducing Anthozoan colonies from existing colonies in a natural or controlled marine environment by spontaneous settlement, resulting in young red coral colonies (recruits) that can be transferred to another natural or controlled marine environment
The patented system exploites the seeds of P. oceanica fruits.
The invention refers to a method of processing interferometric image radar data, acquired in multi-pass configurations, for the detection and analysis of multiple components of non-stationary radio backscatter at different altitudes and/or displacement speeds.
The present invention relates to a modular, flexible and eco-compatible system for the transplantation of plant species (aquatic and terrestrial) for the conservation and/or restoration of natural environments.
The innovative system for the production of electricity is based on the use of fuel cells within a high-efficiency cycle that converts the thermal energy provided by "low" temperature (e.g. ~ 80 °C) and low enthalpy heat sources.
The invention relates to a molecular diagnostic method for detecting the presence of the phytopathogenic fungus Macrophomina phaseolina in infected soil, seed and plant samples.
The technology proposes an in-field method for determining the water content of the plant (leaves) and the related apparatus and management tool.
The invention relates to a process for the production of micro-propagated seedlings treated with micro-organisms capable of exerting phyto-stimulant and bio-control activities.
The present invention concerns an agricultural machine for the mechanical control of weeds by means of surface tillage called "active disc harrow", able to operate both non-selectively in pre-emergence and selectively in post-emergence of the herbaceous or horticultural crop on which it is used.
The present invention relates in general to the tanning field, and more specifically to new tanning agents for animal hides and to a pre-tanning, tanning or retanning process that uses them.
