IRTA Pubpro
IRTA's Open Access policy aims to disseminate the knowledge generated by the institution and make it available to the public for the benefit of science and society in general. The institutional repository Pubpro is the instrument chosen by IRTA to achieve this objective, thus increasing the visibility, impact and dissemination of its publications. Pubpro collects, organizes, preserves and disseminates the scientific and technical outputs of IRTA.
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Occurrence of selected viral and bacterial pathogens and microbiological quality of fresh and frozen strawberries sold in Spain
Strawberry production and exports have been increasing in Spain in recent decades. However, little information is available about their microbiological quality. Due to the growing concern about the microbial safety of these ... -
Inbreeding depression load for litter size in Entrepelado and Retinto Iberian pig varieties
Individual-specific hidden inbreeding depression load (IDL) can be accounted for in livestock populations by appropriate best linear unbiased prediction approaches. This genetic effect has a recessive pattern and reveals ... -
Susceptibility of Rhyzopertha dominica to high CO2 modified atmospheres in packaged chickpeas
Three MAs with 50%, 70% and 90% CO2 in air was tested at different exposure times on all the developmental stages of R. dominica using chickpeas packed with 4% and 96% filling ratio in which there was excess of CO2. At 4% ... -
Presence of Vibrio mediterranei associated to major mortality in stabled individuals of Pinna nobilis L.
A major epizootic event attributed to Haplosporidium pinnae leading to 100% mortality of Pinna nobilis L. populations along Mediterranean coastlines started in the fall of 2016. As a result, a project to rescue 221 adult ... -
Environmental controls on carbon sequestration, sediment accretion, and elevation change in the Ebro River Delta: Implications for wetland restoration
Delta wetlands are increasingly recognized as important sinks for ‘blue carbon,’ although this and other ecosystem services that deltas provide are threatened by human activities. We investigated factors that affect sediment ...