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Agave

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Ordre Asparagales
Famille Asparagaceae

espèces



Biologie

Classification

Espèces

Histoire

Usages

De nombreuses espèces ont été étudiées pour la production d'hécogénine, tigogénine et smilagénine, des sapogénines stéroïdiennes d'intérêt pharmaceutique. Parmi elles, Agave amaniensis, americana, aurea, avellanidens, cantala, cerulata, cocui, goldmaniana, lechuguilla, shawii, sisalana et Furcraea macrophylla.

Références

  • Berger, A. 1915. Die Agaven. Verlag von Gustav Fischer, Jena, Germany.
  • Buchanan, Ashley. Agave - An Ancient Plant with an Intoxicating History. Dumbarton Oaks, 2021. Plant Humanities
  • Colunga-García, Marín, P. and F. May-Pat. 1993. Agave studies in Yucatan, Mexico. I. Past and present germplasm diversity and uses. Econ. Bot., 47: 312–327.
  • Colunga-García, Marín, P. and F. May-Pat. 1997. Morphological variation of henequén (Agave fourcroydes, Agavaceae) germplasm and its wild ancestor (A. angustifolia) under uniform growth conditions: diversity and domestication. Amer. J. Bot., 84: 1449–1465.
  • Colunga-García, Marín, P., E. Estrada-Loera, and F. May-Pat. 1996. Patterns of morphological variation, diversity, and domestication of wild and cultivated populations of Agave in Yucatan, Mexico. Amer. J. Bot., 83: 1069–1082.
  • Colunga-García, Marín, P., J. Coello-Coello, L.E. Eguiarte, and D. Piñero. 1999. Isozymatic variation and phylogenetic relationships between henequén (Agave fourcroydes) and its wild ancestor A. angustifolia (Agavaceae). Amer. J. Bot., 86: 115–123.
  • Dewey, L.H. 1929. A new variety of henequen without prickles. J. Wash. Acad. Sci., 19: 415–416.
  • Dewey, L.H. 1931. Sisal and henequen, plants yielding fiber for binder twine. Circular No. 186, United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C.
  • García-Mendoza, A.J., 2012. México, país de magueyes. Suplemento "La Jornada del campo". La Jornada, sábado 18 de febrero del 2012, no. 53, p. 4. en ligne
  • Gentry, H.S. 1982. Agaves of Continental North America. Univ. of Arizona Press, Tucson.
  • Guillot Ortiz, D. and P. van der Meer. 2006. Un nuevo taxón alóctono potencialmente invasor para la flora Ibérica, Agave sisalana var. armata Trel. Stud. Bot., 25: 139–141.
  • Piven, N.M., F.A. Barredo-Pool, I.C. Broges-Argáez, M.A. Herrer-Alamillo, A. Mayo-Mosqueda, J.L. Herrera-Herrera, and M.L. Robert. 2001. Reproductive biology of henequen (Agave fourcroydes) and its wild ancestor Agave angustifolia (Agavaceae). i. Gametophyte development. Amer. J. Bot., 88: 1966–1976.
  • Robert, M.L., K. Yoong Lim, L. Hanson, F. Sanchez-Teyer, M.D. Bennett, A.R. Leitch, and I.J. Leitch. 2008. Wild and agronomically important Agave species (Asparagaceae) show proportional increases in chromosome number, genome size, and genetic markers with increasing ploidy. Bot. J. Linn. Soc., 158: 215–222.
  • Rogers, G.K. 2000. A taxonomic revision of the genus Agave (Agavaceae) in the Lesser Antilles, with an ethnobotanical hypothesis. Brittonia, 52: 218–233.

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