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Report for Aster tripolium L.

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Family	Asteraceae
Genus	Aster
Species	tripolium
Author	L.
Infraspecific
Infraspecfic Author
Pictures
Plant type	hydrohalophyte
Life form	Herbaceous perennial
Ecotypes	unknown
Max. salinity	118 dS/m
Germination	unknown
Salt glands and bladders	unknown
Photosynthesis Pathway	C3?
Molecular data	The amount of nuclear DNA, expressed as the C -value was estimated Previously was: empty
Microbial interactions and mycorrhizal status	unknown
Bioremediation	Yes
antioxidants
Secondary Metabolites
Compatible Solutes
Habitat	D6.1 Inland saltmarshes
Economic use	0111.3 Leaves
Distribution
Distribution (text)	Europe Asia
Miscellaneous notes	Salinity range on inland salt marshes in Central Europe: ECe 1.87-118 dS/m; opt. 29.3 dS/m
References	Corre, J. J (1977) Etude phyto-écologique des milieux littoraux salés en Languedoc et en Camargue. 28, (see details) 4 Plants associated with this reference: Aster tripolium Lepidium latifolium Oenanthe fistulosa Polypogon elongatus Corre, J. J (1979) Etude phyto-écologique des milieux littoraux salés en Languedoc et en Camargue. 28/29 (2, serie C), (see details) 2 Plants associated with this reference: Aster tripolium Oenanthe fistulosa Koce, J. D., S. Skondric, T. Bacic and M. Dermastia (2008) Amounts of nuclear DNA in marine halophytes. Aquatic Botany. 89, 4, 385-389. (see details) 9 Plants associated with this reference: Aster tripolium Atriplex portulacoides Atriplex prostrata Crithmum maritimum Ruppia cirrhosa Salicornia europaea Salsola soda Sarcocornia fruticosa Suaeda maritima Piernik A. (2012) Ecological pattern of inland salt marsh vegetation in Central Europe. (see details) 3 Plants associated with this reference: Aster tripolium Salicornia europaea Suaeda maritima Piernik, A. (2005) Vegetation-environment relations on inland saline habitats in Central Poland. Phytocoenologia. 35, 1, 19-37. (see details) 1 Plants associated with this reference: Aster tripolium Quinta, R., P. W. Hill, D. L. Jones, R. Santos, D. N. Thomas and L. Le Vay (2015) Uptake of an amino acid (alanine) and its peptide (trialanine) by the saltmarsh halophytes Salicornia europaea and Aster tripolium and its potential role in ecosystem N cycling and marine aquaculture wastewater treatment. Ecological Engineering. 75, 145-154. (see details) 2 Plants associated with this reference: Aster tripolium Salicornia europaea Stewart, G. R., F. Larher, I. Ahmad and J. A. Lee (1979) Nitrogen metabolism and salt tolerance in higher plant halophytes. In: Ecological processes in coastal environments. 211. -227. (see details) 4 Plants associated with this reference: Armeria maritima Aster tripolium Dactyloctenium scindicum Triglochin maritimum

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