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Abstract Plant growth and development require tightly regulated concentration of heavy metal ions, which function as essential nutrients. In this context, the P1B‐heavy metal ATPase (HMA), also known as the HMA family, is critical for mediating metal ion uptake, root‐to‐shoot translocation, and vacuolar sequestration in plants.
Wenderson Felipe Costa Rodrigues +3 more
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Effect of NaCl on the photosynthetic pathways of halophytic leaf succulent Sedum uniflorum
The effect of NaCl on the photosynthetic pathways of the only halophytic subtropical species Sedum uniflorum was examined in the field in northern Taiwan and in the laboratory.
C.E. Martin, J.-M. Chiang, T.-C. Lin
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COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OF SOME SEDUM SPECIES (CRASSULACEAE) IN TURKEY AND DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS OF THESE SPECIES [PDF]
S Kirsehir
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Urban Grassland Plant Communities Assemble According to Productivity and Disturbance Gradients
The overall variation of urban grasslands is poorly understood. Using a vegetation dataset of 200 urban grasslands in the Helsinki capital region, Finland, we showed that productivity and disturbance were the main drivers of the plant communities. We conclude that long‐term extensive maintenance, reducing nutrients and facilitating dispersal can allow ...
Pasi Pouta +3 more
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Sedum simingshanense (Crassulaceae), a new species from Zhejiang, East China [PDF]
In this paper, Sedum simingshanense sp. nov. is described as a new species based on morphological and molecular analyses, and its taxonomic relationships are discussed. Morphological analysis indicates S.
Shi-Qi She +7 more
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Abstract The conservation of native bees and other pollinators is an important consideration for the future of urban sustainability. Parks, urban gardens, cemeteries, and other green spaces can provide habitat space for both native and non‐native pollinators in cities.
Matthew J. Lundquist +4 more
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A new species of Sedum (Crassulaceae) from eastern China based on morphological and molecular evidence [PDF]
Sedum orientalichinense, a new species of Crassulaceae from eastern China, is described and illustrated here. Phylogenetic analysis based on the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) region of nrDNA suggests that the new species belongs to S. sect.
Jing-Min Dai +4 more
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Se propone elevar Sedum reptans subsp. carinatifolium R. T. Clausen (Crassulaceae) al nivel específico con el nombre de S. carinatifolium (R. T. Clausen) E.
Emmanuel Pérez-Calix
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Studies on Sedum taxa found in Sicily (Italy) for Mediterranean extensive green roofs
One type of green roof whose function is ecological and environmental rather than aesthetic is the extensive green roof. Many studies have shown that Sedum performs very well compared to other hardy species in substrates of less than 10 cm. It seems that
Teresa Tuttolomondo +7 more
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Sedum Reptans (Crassulaceae) y tres taxones afines del centro de México
SE PROPONE ELEVAR SEDUM REPTANS SUBSP. CARINATIFOLIUM R. T. CLAUSEN (CRASSULACEAE) AL NIVEL ESPECÍFICO CON EL NOMBRE DE S. CARINATIFOLIUM (R. T. CLAUSEN) E. PÉREZ-CALIX, CON BASE EN DIFERENCIAS MORFOLÓGICAS DE LAS HOJAS, LAS INFLORESCENCIAS Y LAS FLORES
EMMANUEL PÉREZ CALIX
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