Raspberry and blackberry grown in Serbia from the aspect of the green agenda

Zdravković, Milica; Grekulović, Vesna; Štrbac, Nada; Zdravković, Bojan; Gorgievski, Milan; Marković, Miljan; Marković, Marina

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2024

Zdravković, Milica
Grekulović, Vesna
Štrbac, Nada
Zdravković, Bojan
Gorgievski, Milan
Marković, Miljan
Marković, Marina

Naučno-stručno Društvo za zaštitu životne sredine Srbije ECOLOGICA

Collection of Abstracts - International Scientific Conference Green Economy and Adaptation of Industry to Climate Changes, Belgrade, 22-24 April 2024, Serbia.

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English

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Serbia is one of the leading countries in the world in terms of raspberry and blackberry production. Production is focused on the cultivation of raspberries and blackberries for the purpose of the fruit selling, so large amounts of leaves of these two plants remain unused on plantations or are burned. In tradicional medicine, the healing effects of raspberry leaves and blackberry leaves are known, but due to the large production, it is impossible to use all the leaves for these purposes. Newer research indicates numerous possibilities of application of raspberry leaves and blackberry leaves. An important aspect is the use of raspberries and blackberries that grow near the mine. In addition to being used in medicine and pharmacy, extracts can be used as metal corrosion inhibitors. Depleted plant mass that can be used for biosorption, as a binding agent and starting component of cellulose production. Obtaining the extract instead of burning the leaves fulfills the first condition of the Green Agenda, which is decarbonization and reduction of industrial emissions. Environmental pollution is reduced with a focus on air quality. Better energy efficiency is achieved by an adequate selection of extragens. The circular economy is achieved by a system in which production resources (fruit and leaves) are encouraged, and waste, waste emission and energy outflow are significantly reduced. In addition to encouraging the economy and sustainable plant food systems that are characteristic of the Western Balkans, protection and investment in ecosystems is achieved.

raspberry, blackberry, circular economy, green agenda

ISBN

978-86-89061-20-8

URI

https://repozitorijum.tfbor.bg.ac.rs/handle/...

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dc.date.accessioned	2025-07-16T11:45:25Z
dc.date.available	2025-07-16T11:45:25Z
dc.date.issued	2024
dc.identifier.isbn	978-86-89061-20-8
dc.identifier.uri	https://repozitorijum.tfbor.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/5988
dc.description.abstract	Serbia is one of the leading countries in the world in terms of raspberry and blackberry production. Production is focused on the cultivation of raspberries and blackberries for the purpose of the fruit selling, so large amounts of leaves of these two plants remain unused on plantations or are burned. In tradicional medicine, the healing effects of raspberry leaves and blackberry leaves are known, but due to the large production, it is impossible to use all the leaves for these purposes. Newer research indicates numerous possibilities of application of raspberry leaves and blackberry leaves. An important aspect is the use of raspberries and blackberries that grow near the mine. In addition to being used in medicine and pharmacy, extracts can be used as metal corrosion inhibitors. Depleted plant mass that can be used for biosorption, as a binding agent and starting component of cellulose production. Obtaining the extract instead of burning the leaves fulfills the first condition of the Green Agenda, which is decarbonization and reduction of industrial emissions. Environmental pollution is reduced with a focus on air quality. Better energy efficiency is achieved by an adequate selection of extragens. The circular economy is achieved by a system in which production resources (fruit and leaves) are encouraged, and waste, waste emission and energy outflow are significantly reduced. In addition to encouraging the economy and sustainable plant food systems that are characteristic of the Western Balkans, protection and investment in ecosystems is achieved.
dc.language.iso	en
dc.publisher	Naučno-stručno Društvo za zaštitu životne sredine Srbije ECOLOGICA
dc.source	Collection of Abstracts - International Scientific Conference Green Economy and Adaptation of Industry to Climate Changes, Belgrade, 22-24 April 2024, Serbia.
dc.subject	raspberry
dc.rights.uri	All rights reserved
dc.subject	blackberry
dc.subject	circular economy
dc.subject	green agenda
dc.title	Raspberry and blackberry grown in Serbia from the aspect of the green agenda
dc.type	conferenceObject
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dc.citation.spage	120
dc.citation.epage	121
dc.citation.rank	M34
dc.creator	Zdravković, Milica
dc.creator	Grekulović, Vesna
dc.creator	Štrbac, Nada
dc.creator	Zdravković, Bojan
dc.creator	Gorgievski, Milan
dc.creator	Marković, Miljan
dc.creator	Marković, Marina


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