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Report for Suaeda vera Forssk. ex J.F.Gmel.

updated: Feb 27th 2017, 3:03 pm see all updates
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Family Amaranthaceae
Genus Suaeda
Species vera
Author Forssk. ex J.F.Gmel.
Infraspecific subsp.
Infraspecfic Author
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Plant type
  • hydrohalophyte
Life form
  • Nano-chamaephyte
Ecotypes unknown
Max. salinity
 30 dS/mGonzalez-Alcaraz, M. N., F. J. Jimenez-Carceles, Y. Alvarez and J. Alvarez-Rogel (2014) Gradients of soil salinity and moisture, and plant distribution, in a Mediterranean semiarid saline watershed: a model of soil-plant relationships for contributing to the managementHerrero, J. and C. Castaneda (2013) Changes in soil salinity in the habitats of five halophytes after 20 years
Previously was: 1000
Germination Yes
Salt glands and bladders NoAndres, I. M. (1989) LEAF ANATOMY OF PLANTS FROM COSTAL MEDITERRANEAN SALT MARSHES DICOTYLEDONSMarius-Nicuşor Grigore, Constantin Toma (2010) Salt-secreting structures of Halophytes. An integrative approach (in Romanian)
Photosynthesis Pathway C3Shomer -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 YesCaravaca, F., M. M. Aiguacil, P. Torres and A. Roldan (2005) Plant type mediates rhizospheric microbial activities and soil aggregation in a semiarid Mediterranean salt marshFournier, J; Lechat, C (2011) Eutypella phaeospora, a new species on Chenopodiaceae
Bioremediation unknown
antioxidants
Previously was:
  • Flavonol glycoside
    • Secondary Metabolites
    • 1-chloro-n-alkanesGrossi, V. and D. Raphel (2003) Long-chain (C-19-C-29) 1-chloro-n-alkanes in leaf waxes of halophytes of the Chenopodiaceae
    • Vitamins BChamkouri, N., S. Khodadoust and F. Ghalavandi (2015) Solid-Phase Extraction Coupled with HPLC-DAD for Determination of B Vitamin Concentrations in Halophytes
    Compatible Solutes
    Previously was:
  • Glycinebetaine
    • Habitat
    • C1.5 Permanent inland saline and brackish lakes, ponds and poolsHerrero, J. and C. Castaneda (2013) Changes in soil salinity in the habitats of five halophytes after 20 yearsHerrero, J. and C. Castaneda (2015) Temporal changes in soil salinity at four saline wetlands in NE SpainQasem, Jamal R. (2015) PROSPECTS OF WILD MEDICINAL AND INDUSTRIAL PLANTS OF SALINE HABITATS IN THE JORDAN VALLEY
    • A2.52 Upper saltmarshesFernandez-Illescas, F., F. J. J. Nieva, B. Marquez-Garcia and A. F. Munoz-Rodriguez (2010) Pollen production in halophytic species of the Chenopodiaceae in a Mediterranean marsh
    Economic use
    • 4850.0 Salt-tolerant ornamental
    • 4600.0 Soil improvementDevi, S., A. S. Nandwal, R. Angrish, S. S. Arya, N. Kumar and S. K. Sharma (2016) Phytoremediation potential of some halophytic species for soil salinity
    Previously was:
  • 0310.0 Oilseed
  • 4850.0 Salt-tolerant ornamentalDevi, S., A. S. Nandwal, R. Angrish, S. S. Arya, N. Kumar and S. K. Sharma (2016) Phytoremediation potential of some halophytic species for soil salinity
  • 4600.0 Soil improvement
    • Distribution
    Distribution (text)
    • Mediterranean region Rogel, J. A., F. A. Ariza and R. O. Silla (2000) Soil salinity and moisture gradients and plant zonation in Mediterranean salt marshes of Southeast Spain
    • 75 km parallel to the Jordan River and the Dead Sea, and varies in width from 10 km at Wadi Hisban and Wadi Zarqa to about 2-3 km in Zara, JordanQasem, Jamal R. (2015) PROSPECTS OF WILD MEDICINAL AND INDUSTRIAL PLANTS OF SALINE HABITATS IN THE JORDAN VALLEY
    • Wetland in the Central Ebro Valley, Spain.Herrero, J. and C. Castaneda (2013) Changes in soil salinity in the habitats of five halophytes after 20 yearsHerrero, J. and C. Castaneda (2015) Temporal changes in soil salinity at four saline wetlands in NE Spain
    • Marismas del Odiel Natural Park (Huelva, south-west Spain)Fernandez-Illescas, F., F. J. J. Nieva, B. Marquez-Garcia and A. F. Munoz-Rodriguez (2010) Pollen production in halophytic species of the Chenopodiaceae in a Mediterranean marsh
    • El-Salam Canal north-eastern EgyptSerag, MS; Khedr, AHA (2001) Vegetation-environment relationships along El-Salam Canal, Egypt
    Miscellaneous notes A species with many publications
    Previously was: A species with many publications, many of which refer to the synonym Suaeda fruticosa
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