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Predicting the Potential Distribution of Rare and Endangered Emmenopterys henryi in China Under Climate Change

Ecology and Evolution, Volume 14, Issue 10, October 2024.
We applied Biomod2 and MaxEnt to predict the current and future potential distribution of endangered Emmenopterys henryi in China. The current potential distribution area from Biomod2 is 176.53 × 104 km2, which is larger than from MaxEnt. Moreover, climate change is expected to have an adverse effect on its potential distribution.
Hanwei Cai, Guangfu Zhang
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Overexpression of BAPT and DBTNBT genes in Taxus baccata in vitro cultures to enhance the biotechnological production of paclitaxel

Plant Biotechnology Journal, Volume 22, Issue 1, Page 233-247, January 2024.
Summary Paclitaxel is one of the most effective anticancer drugs ever developed. Although the most sustainable approach to its production is provided by plant cell cultures, the yield is limited by bottleneck enzymes in the taxane biosynthetic pathway: baccatin‐aminophenylpropanoyl‐13‐O‐transferase (BAPT) and 3′‐N‐debenzoyltaxol N‐benzoyltransferase ...
Edgar Perez‐Matas +4 more
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Identification of potential genes that contributed to the variation in the taxoid contents between two Taxus species (Taxus media and Taxus mairei)

, 2017
Taxol is currently a valuable anticancer drug; however, the accumulated mixture of taxoids can vary greatly among Taxus species. So far, there is very little genomic information for the genus Taxus, except for Taxus baccata.
Bingsong Zheng +10 more
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Disentangling human activity and climate change impacts on suitable habitats of Taxus in China using an ensemble modeling approach

Trees, Forests and People
This study employs an ensemble modeling approach to systematically assess the impacts of human activities and climate change on suitable habitats of five Taxus species in China (T. wallichiana var. mairei, T. cuspidata, T. chinensis, T.
Jiahong Wang +7 more
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Microsatellite null alleles affected population genetic analyses: a case study of Maire yew (Taxus chinensis var. mairei)

, 2019
Microsatellite markers are widely used in population genetic analyses. However, the common occurrence of null alleles and their effect on population parameters such as observed heterozygosity, genetic differentiation coefficient, etc., needs to be ...
Donglin Zhang (6891110) +3 more
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Table_3_Physiological, Proteomic Analysis, and Calcium-Related Gene Expression Reveal Taxus wallichiana var. mairei Adaptability to Acid Rain Stress Under Various Calcium Levels.docx

, 2022
As one of the serious environmental problems worldwide, acid rain (AR) has always caused continuous damage to the forestry ecosystem. Studies have shown that AR can leach calcium ions from plants and soil.
Lin Chen (54305) +9 more
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Microsatellite Loci for an Old Rare Species, Pseudotaxus chienii, and Transferability in Taxus wallichiana var. mairei (Taxaceae)

, 2013
Premise of the study: Microsatellite loci were developed for Pseudotaxus chienii, an old rare species endemic to China, and which provided a useful tool for investigating the patterns of population genetic structure, phylogeography, evolutionary history,
Ting Wang, Qi Deng, Ying-Juan Su
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A new taxane derivative from the heartwood of Taxus mairei

, 1988
A new taxane derivative, 9α,10β, 13α-triacetoxy-5α-cinnamoyoxytaxa-4(20),11-diene, has been isolated from the heartwood of Taxus mairei.
葉明國; Yeh, Ming-Kuo; 王俊賢; Wang, Jiunn-Shyan; 劉魯澎; Liu, Lu-Peng; 陳發清; Chen, Fa-Ching +6 more
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Table_2_Physiological, Proteomic Analysis, and Calcium-Related Gene Expression Reveal Taxus wallichiana var. mairei Adaptability to Acid Rain Stress Under Various Calcium Levels.DOC

, 2022
As one of the serious environmental problems worldwide, acid rain (AR) has always caused continuous damage to the forestry ecosystem. Studies have shown that AR can leach calcium ions from plants and soil.
Lin Chen (54305) +9 more
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Data_Sheet_1_Physiological, Proteomic Analysis, and Calcium-Related Gene Expression Reveal Taxus wallichiana var. mairei Adaptability to Acid Rain Stress Under Various Calcium Levels.zip

, 2022
As one of the serious environmental problems worldwide, acid rain (AR) has always caused continuous damage to the forestry ecosystem. Studies have shown that AR can leach calcium ions from plants and soil.
Lin Chen (54305) +9 more
core +1 more source