Maria Papafotiou

Professor of Floriculture & Landscape Architecture/Head of the Department

Agricultural University of Athens

Greece

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Maria Papafotiou is a Professor of Floriculture & Landscape Architecture and the Head of the Department at the Agricultural University of Athens, Greece. Her research areas include in vitro germination, micropropagation, and the ecological analysis of Mediterranean flora, with a focus on enhancing archaeological landscapes. Recent publications reflect her expertise in xerophytes, ornamental plants, and sustainable cultivation methods in urban environments.

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KONSTANTINOS BERTSOUKLIS

Lecturer

Agricultural University of Athens

GREECE

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Spyridon Petropoulos

Assistant Professor of Vegetable Production

University of Thessaly School of Agricultural Sciences

GREECE

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Nikolaos Ntoulas

Agricultural University of Athens

GREECE

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Dimitra Daferera

Laboratory Teaching Staff

Agricultural University of Athens

GREECE

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In Vitro Germination of the Mediterranean Xerophytes <i>Thymelaea hirsuta</i> and <i>Thymelaea tartonraira</i> ssp. <i>tartonraira</i> as Affected by Scarification, Temperature, Photoperiod and Storage

The Historical Evolution of the Role of Vegetation in the Enhancement and Conservation of Archaeological Sites: A Landscape Architecture Perspective Focused Mainly on Cases from Italy and Greece

Efficient Micropropagation Using Different Types of Explant and Addressing the Hyperhydricity of <i>Ballota acetabulosa,</i> a Mediterranean Plant with High Xeriscaping Potential

Comparative Evaluation of <i>Crithmum maritimum</i> and <i>Origanum dictamnus</i> Cultivation on an Extensive Urban Green Roof

In Vitro Germination, Micropropagation and Addressing the Hyperhydricity of the Balkan Native <i>Dianthus cruentus</i>, a Plant with High Ornamental and Xeriscaping Potential

Ecological Analysis and Opportunities for Enhancement of the Archaeological Landscape: The Vascular Flora of Seven Archaeological Sites in Greece

Soil Solarization as an Alternative Weed Control Method for Archaeological Sites in the Mediterranean Region

In Vitro Propagation of <i>Origanum scabrum</i> (Boiss. & Heldr.): An Endemic Medicinal Plant of Greece

In Vitro Seed and Clonal Propagation of the Mediterranean Bee Friendly Plant <i>Anthyllis hermanniae</i> L.

Growing of the Cretan Therapeutic Herb <i>Origanum Dictamnus</i> in The Urban Fabric: The Effect of Substrate and Cultivation Site on Plant Growth and Potential Toxic Element Accumulation

Investigation of the Effects of the Explant Type and Different Plant Growth Regulators on Micropropagation of Five Mediterranean <i>Salvia</i> spp. Native to Greece

Studies on Seed Germination and Micropropagation of Ebenus sibthorpii, an Endemic Shrub of Greece with Potential Ornamental Use

Yield and Composition of the Essential Oil of Clinopodium nepeta subsp. spruneri as Affected by Harvest Season and Cultivation Method, i.e., Outdoor, Greenhouse and In Vitro Culture

In Vitro Studies on Seed Germination of the Mediterranean Species Anthyllis barba-jovis to Facilitate Its Introduction into the Floriculture Industry

Effect of Explant Origin and Medium Plant Growth Regulators on In Vitro Shoot Proliferation and Rooting of <i>Salvia tomentosa</i>, a Native Sage of the Northeastern Mediterranean Basin

Acclimatization of Mediterranean Native Sages (<i>Salvia</i> spp.) and Interspecific Hybrids in an Urban Green Roof under Regular and Reduced Irrigation

Using the Halophyte <i>Crithmum maritimum</i> in Green Roofs for Sustainable Urban Horticulture: Effect of Substrate and Nutrient Content Analysis including Potentially Toxic Elements

Hybrids Development between Greek <i>Salvia</i> Species and Their Drought Resistance Evaluation along with <i>Salvia fruticosa</i>, under Attapulgite-Amended Substrate

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KONSTANTINOS BERTSOUKLIS

Spyridon Petropoulos

Nikolaos Ntoulas

Dimitra Daferera

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