Roberto Garcia-Ruiz

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Universidad de Jaén

Spain

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Roberto Garcia-Ruiz is a Full Professor at the University of Jáen, Spain. His research focuses on olive oil authenticity and traceability, soil health management in olive groves, and the modulation of Alzheimer's disease through olive leaf extracts. His recent publications explore various aspects of olive cultivation, including the optimization of composting strategies and the assessment of genetic variations in Tunisian olives.

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Universidad de Granada

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Universidade de Vigo

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Olive Leaf Extracts With High, Medium, or Low Bioactive Compounds Content Differentially Modulate Alzheimer's Disease via Redox Biology

Application of RAPD and ISSR markers tools for commercial monovarietal Tunisian extra virgin olive oils (EVOO) authenticity and traceability

Do management practices which enhance nature-based processes improve soil health in olive groves?

Optimizing alperujo composting strategies for acceleration and quality enhancement

Bio-based solvents for polyphenol recovery: Transforming olive mill wastewater into high-value resources

Carbon and Nitrogen Mineralization of Common Organic Amendments in Olive Grove Soils

Discriminating the capabilities and efficiencies of RAPD, ISSR and SSR markers in the assessement of the genetic variation in cultivated Tunisian olives

Nitrogen recycling across a spectrum of fertilization strategies: an assessment in olive groves

Conservation Practices Boost Soil-Protected Organic Carbon Stocks in Olive Orchards

Alternative Cover Crops and Soil Management Practices Modified the Macronutrients, Enzymes Activities, and Soil Microbial Diversity of Rainfed Olive Orchards (cv. Chetoui) under Mediterranean Conditions in Tunisia

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Cristina Sánchez González

Jianbo Xiao

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