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Report for Crambe maritima L.

updated: Oct 23rd 2017, 4:13 am see all updates
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Family Brassicaceae
Genus Crambe
Species maritima
Author L.
Infraspecific subsp.
Infraspecfic Author
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Plant type
  • phreatophyte
Previously was:
  • psammophile
    • Life form
    • GeophyteSanyal, A; Decocq, G (2015) Biological Flora of the British Isles: Crambe maritima
    Previously was:
  • AnnualSanyal, A; Decocq, G (2015) Biological Flora of the British Isles: Crambe maritima
    • Ecotypes unknown
    Max. salinity
    		 300 mMBen Hamed, K., F. Chibani, C. Abdelly and C. Magne (2014) Growth, sodium uptake and antioxidant responses of coastal plants differing in their ecological status under increasing salinitySanyal, A; Decocq, G (2015) Biological Flora of the British Isles: Crambe maritimade Vos, A. C., R. Broekman, M. P. Groot and J. Rozema (2010) Ecophysiological response of Crambe maritima to airborne and soil-borne salinity
    Germination YesBen Hamed, K., F. Chibani, C. Abdelly and C. Magne (2014) Growth, sodium uptake and antioxidant responses of coastal plants differing in their ecological status under increasing salinityChristensen, J; Lauridsen, UB; Andreasen, C; Lutken, H (2015) Influence of Temperature, Low Nutrient Supply, and Soil Composition on Germination and the Growth of Sea Kale (Crambe maritima L.)Sanyal, A; Decocq, G (2015) Biological Flora of the British Isles: Crambe maritimaWalmsley, C. A. and A. J. Davy (1997) Germination characteristics of shingle beach species, effects of seed ageing and their implications for vegetation restoration
    Salt glands and bladders unknown
    Photosynthesis Pathway C3?
    Molecular data
    Microbial interactions and mycorrhizal status YesSanyal, A; Decocq, G (2015) Biological Flora of the British Isles: Crambe maritima
    Bioremediation YesSanyal, A; Decocq, G (2015) Biological Flora of the British Isles: Crambe maritima
    antioxidants
    • ProlineSanyal, A; Decocq, G (2015) Biological Flora of the British Isles: Crambe maritima
    • Antioxidant enzymesBen Hamed, K., F. Chibani, C. Abdelly and C. Magne (2014) Growth, sodium uptake and antioxidant responses of coastal plants differing in their ecological status under increasing salinity
    Secondary Metabolites
    Compatible Solutes
    • Soluble carbohydratesSanyal, A; Decocq, G (2015) Biological Flora of the British Isles: Crambe maritima
    Habitat
    • B2 Coastal shingleBen Hamed, K., F. Chibani, C. Abdelly and C. Magne (2014) Growth, sodium uptake and antioxidant responses of coastal plants differing in their ecological status under increasing salinityRandall R E (2004) Management of coastal vegetated shingle in the United KingdomSanyal, A; Decocq, G (2015) Biological Flora of the British Isles: Crambe maritimaWalmsley, C. A. and A. J. Davy (1997) Germination characteristics of shingle beach species, effects of seed ageing and their implications for vegetation restoration
    Economic use
    Distribution
    Distribution (text)
    • Mediterranean region
    • southern and western coasts of Britain but also in Scotland, Ireland and elsewhereSanyal, A; Decocq, G (2015) Biological Flora of the British Isles: Crambe maritima
    • Atlantic shoreline of BrittanyBen Hamed, K., F. Chibani, C. Abdelly and C. Magne (2014) Growth, sodium uptake and antioxidant responses of coastal plants differing in their ecological status under increasing salinity
    • Sizewell, Suffolk, UKWalmsley, C. A. and A. J. Davy (1997) Germination characteristics of shingle beach species, effects of seed ageing and their implications for vegetation restoration
    Previously was:
  • Mediterranean region
  • southern and western coasts of Britain but also in Scotland, Ireland and elsewhereSanyal, A; Decocq, G (2015) Biological Flora of the British Isles: Crambe maritima
  • Atlantic shoreline of BrittanyBen Hamed, K., F. Chibani, C. Abdelly and C. Magne (2014) Growth, sodium uptake and antioxidant responses of coastal plants differing in their ecological status under increasing salinity
    • Miscellaneous notes
    References

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