15 research outputs found
Adaptive Radiation in Mediterranean Cistus (Cistaceae)
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12 species primarily distributed in Mediterranean habitats and
is herein subject to analysis. lineages), which display asymmetric
characteristics: number of species (2 vs. 10), leaf morphologies
(linear vs. linear to ovate), floral characteristics (small,
three-sepalled vs. small to large, three- or five-sepalled
flowers) and ecological attributes (low-land vs. low-land to
mountain environments). A positive phenotype-environment
correlation has been detected by historical reconstructions of
morphological traits (leaf shape, leaf labdanum content and leaf
pubescence). Ecological evidence indicates that modifications of
leaf shape and size, coupled with differences in labdanum
secretion and pubescence density, appear to be related to
success of new species in different Mediterranean habitats.
Differentiation of plant derived organic matter in soil, loess and rhizoliths based on n-alkane molecular proxies
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Nitrogen nutrition and the accumulation of free and sinapoyl-bound malic acid in Raphanus sativus cotyledons
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