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Report for Halocnemum strobilaceum (Pall.) M.Bieb.

updated: Apr 24th 2021, 10:59 am see all updates
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Family Amaranthaceae
Genus Halocnemum
Species strobilaceum
Author (Pall.) M.Bieb.
Infraspecific
Infraspecfic Author
Pictures
Plant type
  • xerohalophyte
Life form
  • Chaemaephyte
Ecotypes Yes
Max. salinity
 200 mMDadkhah, N; Esmaeili, M; Pirdashti, H; Sepanloo, MG (2017) Response of two halophyte plants (Nitraria schoberi and Halocnemum strobilaceum) to potassium sulfate under saline conditionEl-Din, A. S., H. F. El-Kady and Y. Sodany (1993) Gradient analysis of the common species in the saline and marshy habitats in the Nile DeltaLi, Y., Y. Kong, D. X. Teng, X. N. Zhang, X. M. He, Y. Zhang and G. H. Lv (2018) Rhizobacterial communities of five co-occurring desert halophytes
Previously was: 7
Germination YesQu, X. X., Z. Y. Huang, J. M. Baskin and C. C. Baskin (2008) Effect of temperature, light and salinity on seed germination and radicle growth of the geographically widespread halophyte shrub Halocnemum strobilaceumSong, J., G. Feng and F. S. Zhang (2006) Salinity and temperature effects on germination for three salt-resistant euhalophytes, Halostachys caspica, Kalidium foliatum and Halocnemum strobilaceum
Salt glands and bladders NoMarius-Nicuşor Grigore, Constantin Toma (2010) Salt-secreting structures of Halophytes. An integrative approach (in Romanian)
Photosynthesis Pathway C3Ghaffari, S. M., Z. Balaei, T. Chatrenoor and H. Akhani (2015) Cytology of SW Asian Chenopodiaceae: new data from Iran and a review of previous records and correlations with life forms and C-4 photosynthesisShomer -Ilan, A., A. Nissenbaum and Y. Waisel (1981) Photosynthetic pathways and the ecological distribution of the Chenopodiaceae in Israel
Molecular data
Microbial interactions and mycorrhizal status YesAsghari, H R; Amerian, M R; Gorbani, H (2008) Soil salinity affects arbuscular mycorrhizal colonization of halophytesLi, Y., Y. Kong, D. X. Teng, X. N. Zhang, X. M. He, Y. Zhang and G. H. Lv (2018) Rhizobacterial communities of five co-occurring desert halophytesRuppel, S., P. Franken and K. Witzel (2013) Properties of the halophyte microbiome and their implications for plant salt tolerance
Bioremediation unknown
antioxidants
  • flavonoidsDadkhah, N; Esmaeili, M; Pirdashti, H; Sepanloo, MG (2017) Response of two halophyte plants (Nitraria schoberi and Halocnemum strobilaceum) to potassium sulfate under saline condition
Previously was: empty
Secondary Metabolites
  • Caffeic acid Gibbons, S., K. T. Mathew and A. I. Gray (1999) A caffeic acid ester from Halocnemum strobilaceum
Compatible Solutes
  • GlycinebetainePujol, J. A., J. F. Calvo and L. Ramirez-Diaz (2001) Seed germination, growth, and osmotic adjustment in response to NaCl in a rare succulent halophyte from southeastern Spain
  • ProlinePujol, J. A., J. F. Calvo and L. Ramirez-Diaz (2001) Seed germination, growth, and osmotic adjustment in response to NaCl in a rare succulent halophyte from southeastern Spain
Habitat
  • C1.5 Permanent inland saline and brackish lakes, ponds and poolsEstrelles, E., E. Biondi, M. Galie, F. Mainardi, A. Hurtado and P. Soriano (2015) Aridity level, rainfall pattern and soil features as key factors in germination strategies in salt-affected plant communities
  • D6.1 Inland saltmarshesZorb, C., A. Sumer, A. Sungur, T. J. Flowers and H. Ozcan (2013) Ranking of 11 coastal halophytes from salt marshes in northwest Turkey according their salt tolerance
  • A2.5 Coastal saltmarshes and saline reedbedsHegazy, A. K., J. Lovett-Doust, O. Hammouda and N. H. Gomaa (2007) Vegetation distribution along the altitudinal gradient in the northwestern Red Sea region
Economic use
  • 3300.0 Fodder
  • 4850.0 Salt-tolerant ornamental
Distribution
Distribution map provided by GBIF | Global Biodiversity Information Facility
Distribution (text)
  • Mediterranean coast Egypt El-Din, A. S., H. F. El-Kady and Y. Sodany (1993) Gradient analysis of the common species in the saline and marshy habitats in the Nile Delta
  • Irano-Turanian region
  • Saharo-Arabian region
  • El Hondo (Alicante, Spain) and Sacca di Bellocchio, Ravenna, ItalyEstrelles, E., E. Biondi, M. Galie, F. Mainardi, A. Hurtado and P. Soriano (2015) Aridity level, rainfall pattern and soil features as key factors in germination strategies in salt-affected plant communities
  • Kavak Delta on the eastern coast of the Gulf of Saros in the northeast of the Aegean Sea, TurkeyZorb, C., A. Sumer, A. Sungur, T. J. Flowers and H. Ozcan (2013) Ranking of 11 coastal halophytes from salt marshes in northwest Turkey according their salt tolerance
  • North-western Red SeaHegazy, A. K., J. Lovett-Doust, O. Hammouda and N. H. Gomaa (2007) Vegetation distribution along the altitudinal gradient in the northwestern Red Sea region
  • Ebinur Lake Wetland, Xinjiang, China (44.595 ◦ N, 83.552 ◦ E).Li, Y., Y. Kong, D. X. Teng, X. N. Zhang, X. M. He, Y. Zhang and G. H. Lv (2018) Rhizobacterial communities of five co-occurring desert halophytes
  • IranDadkhah, N; Esmaeili, M; Pirdashti, H; Sepanloo, MG (2017) Response of two halophyte plants (Nitraria schoberi and Halocnemum strobilaceum) to potassium sulfate under saline condition
Previously was:
  • Mediterranean region
  • Irano-Turanian region
  • Saharo-Arabian region
  • El Hondo (Alicante, Spain) and Sacca di Bellocchio, Ravenna, ItalyEstrelles, E., E. Biondi, M. Galie, F. Mainardi, A. Hurtado and P. Soriano (2015) Aridity level, rainfall pattern and soil features as key factors in germination strategies in salt-affected plant communities
  • Kavak Delta on the eastern coast of the Gulf of Saros in the northeast of the Aegean Sea, TurkeyZorb, C., A. Sumer, A. Sungur, T. J. Flowers and H. Ozcan (2013) Ranking of 11 coastal halophytes from salt marshes in northwest Turkey according their salt tolerance
  • North-western Red SeaHegazy, A. K., J. Lovett-Doust, O. Hammouda and N. H. Gomaa (2007) Vegetation distribution along the altitudinal gradient in the northwestern Red Sea region
  • Ebinur Lake Wetland, Xinjiang, China (44.595 ◦ N, 83.552 ◦ E).Li, Y., Y. Kong, D. X. Teng, X. N. Zhang, X. M. He, Y. Zhang and G. H. Lv (2018) Rhizobacterial communities of five co-occurring desert halophytes
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