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Report for Suaeda maritima (L.) Dumort.

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Family Amaranthaceae
Genus Suaeda
Species maritima
Author (L.) Dumort.
Infraspecific subsp.
Infraspecfic Author
Pictures
Plant type
  • hydrohalophyte
Life form
  • Annual
  • Succulent
Ecotypes Yes
Max. salinity
 680 mMAlhdad, G. M. and T. J. Flowers (2021) Salt Tolerance in the Halophyte Suaeda maritima L. Dum.-the Effect of Oxygen Supply and Culture Medium on GrowthYeo, A. R. and T. J. Flowers (1980) Salt tolerance in the halophyte Suaeda maritima (L.) Dum.: evaluation of the effect of salinity upon growth.
Previously was: 48.6
Germination YesMetzing D (1996) Variability and heteromorphism in seeds of Suaeda maritima (Chenopodiaceae)Tessier, M., J. C. Gloaguen and J. C. Lefeuvre (2000) Factors affecting the population dynamics of Suaeda maritima at initial stages of developmentUngar, I. A. and J. Boucaud (1975) INFLUENCE OF HIGH-CONCENTRATIONS OF NACL ON PRODUCTION OF CYTOKININS DURING GERMINATION OF A HALOPHYTE - SUAEDA-MARITIMA (L) DUM VAR, MACROCARPA MOQUngar, I. A. and J. Boucaud (1975) INFLUENCE OF HIGH-CONCENTRATIONS OF NACL ON PRODUCTION OF CYTOKININS DURING GERMINATION OF A HALOPHYTE - SUAEDA-MARITIMA (L) DUM VAR, MACROCARPA MOQWetson, A. M., C. Cassaniti and T. J. Flowers (2008) Do conditions during dormancy influence germination of Suaeda maritima?
Salt glands and bladders NoAndres, I. M. (1989) LEAF ANATOMY OF PLANTS FROM COSTAL MEDITERRANEAN SALT MARSHES DICOTYLEDONS
Photosynthesis Pathway C3
Molecular data
  • DNALee, JS; Park, DS; Ihm, BS; Lee, WJ (2007) Taxonomic reappraisal on Suaeda australis (Chenopodiaceae) in Korea based on the morphological and molecular characteristics
  • DNA contentKoce, J. D., S. Skondric, T. Bacic and M. Dermastia (2008) Amounts of nuclear DNA in marine halophytes
  • GenesMohamed, E., R. Matsuda, A. A. El-khatib, K. Takechi, H. Takano and S. Takio (2015) Characterization of the superoxide dismutase genes of the halophyte Suaeda maritima in Japan and Egypt
  • TranscriptomicsGharat, S. A., S. Parmar, S. Tambat, M. Vasudevan and B. P. Shaw (2016) Transcriptome Analysis of the Response to NaCl in Suaeda maritima Provides an Insight into Salt Tolerance Mechanisms in Halophytes
  • ProteomicsBenjamin, J. J., B. Miras-Moreno, F. Araniti, H. Salehi, L. Bernardo, A. Parida and L. Lucini (2020) Proteomics Revealed Distinct Responses to Salinity between the Halophytes Suaeda maritima (L.) Dumort and Salicornia brachiata (Roxb)
  • MetabolomicsBehr, J. H., A. Bouchereau, S. Berardocco, C. E. Seal, T. J. Flowers and C. Zorb (2017) Metabolic and physiological adjustment of to combined salinity and hypoxiaBenjamin, J. J., L. Lucini, S. Jothiramshekar and A. Parida (2019) Metabolomic insights into the mechanisms underlying tolerance to salinity in different halophytes
Microbial interactions and mycorrhizal status YesChaudhary, D. R., R. K. Gautam, B. Yousuf, A. Mishra and B. Jha (2015) Nutrients, microbial community structure and functional gene abundance of rhizosphere and bulk soils of halophytesKhalmuratova, I., D. H. Choi, H. J. Yoon, T. M. Yoon and J. G. Kim (2021) Diversity and Plant Growth Promotion of Fungal Endophytes in Five Halophytes from the Buan Salt MarshSonjak, S., M. Udovic, T. Wraber, M. Likar and M. Regvar (2009) Diversity of halophytes and identification of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi colonising their roots in an abandoned and sustained part of Secovlje salterns
Bioremediation YesVan Oosten, M. J. and A. Maggio (2015) Functional biology of halophytes in the phytoremediation of heavy metal contaminated soils
antioxidants
  • PhenolsAgoramoorthy, G., F. A. Chen, V. Venkatesalu, D. H. Kuo and P. C. Shea (2008) Evaluation of antioxidant polyphenols from selected mangrove plants of IndiaRatnasooriya, W. D., R. N. Pathirana, A. S. Dissanayake, B. L. C. Samanmali and P. K. Desman (2016) Evaluation of invitro sun screen activities of salt marshy plants Suaeda monoica, Suaeda maritima and Halosarcia indicaStankovic, M. S., M. Petrovic, D. Godjevac and Z. D. Stevanovic (2015) Screening inland halophytes from the central Balkan for their antioxidant activity in relation to total phenolic compounds and flavonoids: Are there any prospective medicinal plants?
  • AntioxidantsAlhdad, G. M., C. E. Seal, M. J. Al-Azzawi and T. J. Flowers (2013) The effect of combined salinity and waterlogging on the halophyte Suaeda maritima: The role of antioxidantsStankovic, M. S., M. Petrovic, D. Godjevac and Z. D. Stevanovic (2015) Screening inland halophytes from the central Balkan for their antioxidant activity in relation to total phenolic compounds and flavonoids: Are there any prospective medicinal plants?Thatoi, H. N., J. K. Patra and S. K. Das (2014) Free radical scavenging and antioxidant potential of mangrove plants: a review
  • PolyphenolsRatnasooriya, W. D., R. N. Pathirana, A. S. Dissanayake, B. L. C. Samanmali and P. K. Desman (2016) Evaluation of invitro sun screen activities of salt marshy plants Suaeda monoica, Suaeda maritima and Halosarcia indica
Secondary Metabolites
  • TanninsKathiresan, K. and A. V. Ravi (1990) SEASONAL CHANGES IN TANNIN CONTENT OF MANGROVE LEAVESRatnasooriya, W. D., R. N. Pathirana, A. S. Dissanayake, B. L. C. Samanmali and P. K. Desman (2016) Evaluation of invitro sun screen activities of salt marshy plants Suaeda monoica, Suaeda maritima and Halosarcia indica
Compatible Solutes
  • GlycinebetaineFlowers, T. J. and J. L. Hall (1978) SALT TOLERANCE IN HALOPHYTE, SUAEDA-MARITIMA (L) DUM - INFLUENCE OF SALINITY OF CULTURE SOLUTION ON CONTENT OF VARIOUS ORGANIC-COMPOUNDS
  • ProlineChoi, S.-C., S.-H. Lim, S.-H. Kim, D.-G. Choi, J.-G. Kim and Y.-S. Choo (2012) Growth and solute pattern of Suaeda maritima and Suaeda asparagoides in an abandoned salt field
Habitat
  • D6.1 Inland saltmarshesPrinz, K., K. Weising and I. Hensen (2013) HABITAT FRAGMENTATION AND RECENT BOTTLENECKS INFLUENCE GENETIC DIVERSITY AND DIFFERENTIATION OF THE CENTRAL EUROPEAN HALOPHYTE SUAEDA MARITIMA (CHENOPODIACEAE)
  • A2.51 Saltmarsh driftlines
  • A2.54 Low-mid saltmarshes
  • E6.2 Continental inland salt steppesStankovic, M. S., M. Petrovic, D. Godjevac and Z. D. Stevanovic (2015) Screening inland halophytes from the central Balkan for their antioxidant activity in relation to total phenolic compounds and flavonoids: Are there any prospective medicinal plants?
  • A2.5 Coastal saltmarshes and saline reedbedsAlhdad, G. M., C. E. Seal, M. J. Al-Azzawi and T. J. Flowers (2013) The effect of combined salinity and waterlogging on the halophyte Suaeda maritima: The role of antioxidantsBoestfleisch, C., N. B. Wagenseil, A. K. Buhmann, C. E. Seal, E. M. Wade, A. Muscolo and J. Papenbrock (2014) Manipulating the antioxidant capacity of halophytes to increase their cultural and economic value through saline cultivationColmer, T. D., O. Pedersen, A. M. Wetson and T. J. Flowers (2013) Oxygen dynamics in a salt-marsh soil and in Suaeda maritima during tidal submergenceMohamed, E., R. Matsuda, A. A. El-khatib, K. Takechi, H. Takano and S. Takio (2015) Characterization of the superoxide dismutase genes of the halophyte Suaeda maritima in Japan and EgyptMudie, P. J., S. Greer, J. Brakel, J. H. Dickson, C. Schinkel, R. Peterson-Welsh, M. Stevens, N. J. Turner, M. Shadow and R. Washington (2005) Forensic palynology and ethnobotany of Salicornia species (Chenopodiaceae) in northwest Canada and AlaskaPrinz, K., K. Weising and I. Hensen (2013) HABITAT FRAGMENTATION AND RECENT BOTTLENECKS INFLUENCE GENETIC DIVERSITY AND DIFFERENTIATION OF THE CENTRAL EUROPEAN HALOPHYTE SUAEDA MARITIMA (CHENOPODIACEAE)
  • C1.5 Permanent inland saline and brackish lakes, ponds and poolsCurado, G., E. Figueroa, M. I. Sanchez and J. M. Castillo (2013) Avian communities in Spartina maritima restored and non-restored salt marshes
Economic use
  • 0000.0 FOOD AND DRINKCastaneda-Loaiza, V; Oliveira, M; Santos, T; Schuler, L; Lima, AR; Gama, F; Salazar, M; Neng, NR; Nogueira, JMF; Varela, J; Barreira, L (2020) Wild vs cultivated halophytes: Nutritional and functional differences
  • 0310.0 OilseedSeal, C. E., R. Zammit, P. Scott, T. J. Flowers and I. Kranner (2010) Glutathione half-cell reduction potential and alpha-tocopherol as viability markers during the prolonged storage of Suaeda maritima seeds
Distribution
Distribution map provided by GBIF | Global Biodiversity Information Facility
Distribution (text)
  • Old World tropics
  • Irano-Turanian region
  • Saharo-Arabian region
  • Sudanian region
  • Saline habitats of central Balkan, SerbiaStankovic, M. S., M. Petrovic, D. Godjevac and Z. D. Stevanovic (2015) Screening inland halophytes from the central Balkan for their antioxidant activity in relation to total phenolic compounds and flavonoids: Are there any prospective medicinal plants?
  • Cuckmere Haven, Seaford, East Sussex,UKBoestfleisch, C., N. B. Wagenseil, A. K. Buhmann, C. E. Seal, E. M. Wade, A. Muscolo and J. Papenbrock (2014) Manipulating the antioxidant capacity of halophytes to increase their cultural and economic value through saline cultivation
  • Central Europe, Baltic Sea and English ChannelPrinz, K., K. Weising and I. Hensen (2013) HABITAT FRAGMENTATION AND RECENT BOTTLENECKS INFLUENCE GENETIC DIVERSITY AND DIFFERENTIATION OF THE CENTRAL EUROPEAN HALOPHYTE SUAEDA MARITIMA (CHENOPODIACEAE)
  • River Adur Estuary, Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex (latitude W 0.2858 ◦ , longitude N 50.8396 ◦ )Alhdad, G. M., C. E. Seal, M. J. Al-Azzawi and T. J. Flowers (2013) The effect of combined salinity and waterlogging on the halophyte Suaeda maritima: The role of antioxidantsColmer, T. D., O. Pedersen, A. M. Wetson and T. J. Flowers (2013) Oxygen dynamics in a salt-marsh soil and in Suaeda maritima during tidal submergence
  • Odiel Marshes in the joint estuary of the Odiel and Tinto rivers (37°15ʹ–37°37ʹN, 6°57ʹ–6°58ʹW; southwest Spain)Curado, G., E. Figueroa, M. I. Sanchez and J. M. Castillo (2013) Avian communities in Spartina maritima restored and non-restored salt marshes
  • Juneau, Hoonah, Pleasant Islnd near Glacier Bay, AlaskaMudie, P. J., S. Greer, J. Brakel, J. H. Dickson, C. Schinkel, R. Peterson-Welsh, M. Stevens, N. J. Turner, M. Shadow and R. Washington (2005) Forensic palynology and ethnobotany of Salicornia species (Chenopodiaceae) in northwest Canada and Alaska
  • UK Map from BSBI http://bsbidb.org.uk/maps/?taxonid=2cd4p9h.w3b
  • Damietta coast of the Mediter- ranean Sea in Egypt (31.27 N 31.42 E) and Ariake Sea coast, Kamiamakusa, Kumamoto, Japan (32.17 N 130.28 E)Mohamed, E., R. Matsuda, A. A. El-khatib, K. Takechi, H. Takano and S. Takio (2015) Characterization of the superoxide dismutase genes of the halophyte Suaeda maritima in Japan and Egypt
  • Normandy, Western FranceTessier, M., J. C. Gloaguen and J. C. Lefeuvre (2000) Factors affecting the population dynamics of Suaeda maritima at initial stages of developmentTessier, M., J. C. Gloaguen and J. C. Lefeuvre (2000) Influence of biotic and abiotic factors on morphology and reproduction of Suaeda maritima on a salt marsh
Miscellaneous notes 580 references in Web of Science in mid May 2021; a well researched species. Syn of S. prostrata for which there are papers (TJF 20/02/17) Syn. S. nudiflora
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