José Abramo Marchese
Sao Paulo State University
Network
Latest external collaboration on country level. Dive into details by clicking on the dots.
Publication
Featured researches published by José Abramo Marchese.
Horticultura Brasileira | 2004
José Abramo Marchese; Fernando Broetto; Lin Chau Ming; Rumy Goto; Mirian B. Stefanini; Adinam Galina; Ângela C. Tedesco; Cassiano Conte; Cindia M. Miniuk; Daniel A. Schurt; Emerson Sangaletti; Giovani Olegário da Silva; Greice Gomes; José A. Bertagnolli; Lucia Francheschi; Maicon Luiz Cossa; Maires R.D. Moraes; Patrícia M. Lima; Rodrigo Lira; Silvana Costa
The profile of supermarket users in Pato Branco city, Parana State, Brazil, was obtained, related to their preference for medicinal and spice plants, as a subsidy to production by small farmers. The consumers prefer organic products observing the appearance and price of the product, and they go once a week to the market, preferably on Saturdays. The ten favorite medicinal plants are Chamomilla recutita, Pimpinella anisum, Vernonia condensata, Baccharis sp., Mikania sp., Malva sp., Cunilla sp., Maytenus sp., Mentha sp. and Salvia officinalis. The ten favorite spices are: Allium cepa, Eugenia caryophyllata, Cinnamomum zeylanicum, Origanum vulgaris, Allium sativum, Myristicia fragans, Capsicum annuum, Allium schoenoprasum, Anethum graveolens and Petroselinum crispum.
Bragantia | 2008
Marcelo Leonardo; Fernando Broetto; Roberto Lyra Villas Bôas; José Abramo Marchese; Fábio Bechelli Tonin; Magali Regina
ABSTRACTNUTRITIONAL CONDITION AND YIELD COMPONENTS OF BELL PEPPER PLANTS CONDUCED INFERTIGATION SYSTEM DURING INDUCTION OF SALINE STRESS IN PROTECTED CULTIVATION The use of fertigation techniques in greenhouse is increasing in Brazil due to the facilities andreduction of the costs of production. In spite of these advantages, it is pointed out that this practice canalso bring risks, mainly for the accumulation of salts in the surface of the soil and in the peripheric rootsite of the bulb. In case of soil salinization due to incorrect handling of the system, it can happen alterationsin the disponibility of nutrients, with physiological consequences to the development of the plants. Inthis research, the bell pepper (Capsicum annuum L.) was used as model for studies of the interference ofthe salinity in plant nutrition and yield. The obtained results revealed some antagonism among nutrients,especially among the cationic forms due to the increase of the KCl concentration in the treatments withhigh EC. The supplying of the soil with organic matter did not attenuate the effects of the increase ofthe saline concentration and the extreme values of EC interfered drastically in the production.Key words: Capsicum annuum L., salt stress, fertigation, plant nutrition.
Photosynthetica | 2006
José Abramo Marchese; Lin Chau Ming; Carlos Ducatti; Fernando Broetto; E.T. da Silva; M. Leonardo
Isotope screening is a simple test for determining the photosynthetic pathway used by plants. The scope of this work was to classify the photosynthetic type of some herbs and medicinal plants through studies of the carbon isotope composition (δ13C). Also, we propose the use of carbon isotope composition as a tool to control the quality of herbs and medicinal plants. For studies of δ13C, δ13C‰ = [R (sample)/R (standard) − 1] × 10−3, dry leaves powdered in cryogenic mill were analyzed in a mass spectrometer coupled with an elemental analyzer for determining the ratio R = 13CO2/12CO2. In investigation of δ13C of 55 species, 23 botanical families, and 44 species possessed a C3 photosynthetic type. Six species found among the botanical families Euphorbiaceae and Poaceae were C4 plants, and 5 species found among the botanical families Agavaceae, Euphorbiaceae, and Liliaceae possessed CAM-type photosynthesis. Carbon isotope composition of plants can be used as quality control of herbs and medicinal plants, allowing the identification of frauds or contaminations. Also, the information about the photosynthetic type found for these plants can help in introducing and cultivating exotic and wild herbs and medicinal plants.
Brazilian Journal of Plant Physiology | 2005
José Abramo Marchese; Fernando Broetto; Lin Chau Ming; Carlos Ducatti; Roberto Antonio Rodella; Marília Contin Ventrella; Greice Gomes; Lúcia de Franceschi
Leaves of Artemisia annua L. are a plentiful source of artemisinin, a drug with proven effectiveness against malaria. The aim of this study was to classify the photosynthetic mechanism of A. annua through studies of the carbon isotope composition (d 13C) and the leaf anatomy. A. annua presented a d 13C value of - 31.76 ± 0.07, which characterizes the plants as a typical species of the C3 photosynthethic mechanism, considering that the average d 13C values for C3 and C4 species are -28 and -14, respectively. The leaf anatomy studies were consistent with the d 13C results, where, in spite of the existence of parenchymatic cells forming a sheath surrounding the vascular tissue, the cells do not contain chloroplasts or starch. This characteristic is clearly different from that of the Kranz anatomy found in C4 species.
Idesia (arica) | 2014
Marcelo Leonardo; Fernando Broetto; Renata Bruna dos Santos Coscolin; Dayanne Fabrício Bressan; José Abramo Marchese; Marcos Antonio Castillo Campohermoso; Edilson Ramos Gomes
Universidade Tecnologica Federal do Parana, Laboratorio de Bioquimica e Fertilidade do Solo, Faculdade de Agronomia
Idesia (arica) | 2013
Fernando Broetto; José Abramo Marchese; Renata Bruna dos Santos Coscolin; Érica Amanda de Barros; Dayanne Fabrício Bressan; Marco Castillo Campohermoso
espanolEl potasio asi como el nitrogeno constituyen los elementos necesarios para el crecimiento, desarrollo y produccion del cultivo del algodon. Ademas, estos elementos estan directamente relacionados con la formacion de las fibras y cuando se proporcionan en forma adecuada, garantizan la calidad de las mismas. Con el objetivo de evaluar la influencia del potasio sobre parametros biometricos, produccion y calidad de la fibra del algodon, fueron cultivadas en invernadero plantas del cultivar Delpa opal, con fertilizacion potasica alterada, simulando deficiencia (subdosis) y dos niveles de sobredosis. Durante las diferentes fases fenolo- gicas del cultivo fueron analizadas variables biometricas incluyendo la produccion de fibras y sus parametros cualitativos. Los tratamientos de subdosis de potasio y las sobredosis aplicadas alteraron todos los parametros evaluados, demostrando la importancia de la fertilizacion potasica sobre los mismos. EnglishPotassium, like nitrogen, it constitutes an essential element for growth, development and production of cotton crops. Moreover, these elements are directly related to fiber formation and when provided in suitable doses, influences its quality. The aim of the experiments was to evaluate the influence of potassium on biometric parameters, yield and quality of cotton fibers. For this purpose, plants of the cultivar Delta opal were grown in a greenhouse with altered potassium fertilization, simulating K deficiency and two overdoses. During the different phenological stages, biometric variables were analyzed including the production of fibers and their qualitative parameters. The sub-dose and the overdoses treatments of K, changed all the evaluated parameters, demonstrating the importance of potassium fertilizer on them.
Anais Da Academia Brasileira De Ciencias | 2009
José Abramo Marchese; Lin Chau Ming; Lúcia de Franceschi; Rubia C. Camochena; Greice Gomes; Marcos V. Paladini; Diogo Capelin; Cristine F. Marchese
Bragantia | 2010
Thaís Raquel Hagemann; Giovani Benin; Cristiano Lemes; José Abramo Marchese; Thomas Newton Martin; Eduardo Stefani Pagliosa; Eduardo Beche
Irriga | 2007
Marcelo Leonardo; Fernando Broetto; Roberto Lyra Villas Bôas; Rafael Simões Almeida; José Abramo Marchese
Interciencia | 2013
Thomas Newton Martin; José Abramo Marchese; Ana Karenina Fernandes de Sousa; Gilberto Luiz Curti; Hoilson Fogolari; Vinicius da Cunha dos Santos
Collaboration
Dive into the José Abramo Marchese's collaboration.
National Council for Scientific and Technological Development
View shared research outputs