Comparative anatomical studies on some species of Hyoscyamus L. (Solanaceae) growing in Turkey

Satil, Fatiih; Aslant, Mustafa; an, Eyüp Erdo; Polat, Rıdvan; Selvi, S. Thamarai

doi:10.3329/bjb.v44i1.22721

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“…The family Solanaceae is considered one of the largest and most important families of flowering plants. It contains about 102 genera and about 2460 species in the global flora [6]. In Egyptian flora, according to Hepper [7], the family Solanaceae comprises about 25 genera and about 91 wild and cultivated species, while, this family comprises about eight genera and 30-33 wild species according to Boulos [8].…”

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Seasonal Changes of Some Metabolites in Hyoscyamus boveanus (Dunal) Asch. & Schweinf – Saint Katherine, South Sinai, Egypt

El-Absy

2021

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This study was conducted to investigate the effects of seasonal fluctuations on some metabolites and to explore the correlation between soil and plant analysis in Hyoscyamus boveanus (H.boveanus) at the Wadi El-Sheikh Awad in Saint Katherine, South Sinai, Egypt. Significant differences (p < 0.05) were observed for physical and chemical properties of the soil associated with H. boveanus during 0-20 and 20-40 cm depths, which increased most of them during the first depth. All chemical composition contents of H. boveanus are influenced significantly (p < 0.05) by seasons studied, except Na+, glycosides, total phenol, crude protein contents. A substantial increase in mineral composition (Na+, K+, P and Fe2+), total alkaloids, glycosides, total phenol, proline, total carbohydrates and all photosynthetic pigments contents were recorded in H. boveanus during the summer season. While, the mineral composition (Ca2+, Mg2+, S, N and Cl-), water content and crude protein contents appeared to be higher in the winter season. The relationships between soil and plant variables were delineated by performing the principal component analysis (PCA). The PC1 and PC2 displayed differences between the soil and plant variables, also, the variables Mg2+, Cl-, pH, EC, Ca2+ and K+ in the soil associated with H. boveanus are variables with better chemical properties of the soil, which affect the plant distribution in Wadi El-Sheikh Awad during the two seasons. The PCA revealed high positive correlations among soil variables as well as among plant variables. Soil magnesium correlated highly and positively with the plant variables i.e., crude protein, water content, Chl b, Chl a+b, carotein and total pigment contents. The pH, EC, and Ca2+ in soil were positively correlated with all chemical composition contents of H. boveanus. Some metabolites in H. boveanus were significantly increased during the summer season compared to the other season, due to the activation of plant physiological stress tolerance mechanisms.

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Seasonal Changes of Some Metabolites in Hyoscyamus boveanus (Dunal) Asch. & Schweinf – Saint Katherine, South Sinai, Egypt

El-Absy

2021

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“…Trichome morphology, densities and types have been employed in distinguishing other genera other than Combretum. These have been employed to differentiate Ajuga in Turkey (Ilkay et al 2014), Croton in Thailand (Chadaporn & Pranom 2010) and Hibiscus (Shaheen et al 2009). …”

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“…The comparative systematic investigations of angiosperms base on the variations in trichome types have long been reported (Cowan 1950;Metcalfe & Chalk 1950;Elena et al 2003;Shaheen et al 2009;Chadaporn and Pranom 2010;Ilkay et al 2014). The morphology, types, shapes and sizes (Lawrence 1951;Stace 1980) are of taxonomic value.…”

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Survey of Foliar Trichomes in Combretum Loelf. (Combretaceae) in Parts of West Africa

Ekeke¹,

Agbagwa²

2017

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“…Metcalfe and Chalk (1957) studied the anatomy of Cruciferae and destined the diagnostic anatomical characteristics including epidermal cell type, stomata type and the array of the sclerenchymatic cells around the vascular bundles of the leaves. The quantity of morphological and taxonomic studies in Cruciferae has expanded in recent years (Khatun et al, 2011;Kaya and Dirmenci, 2012;Bayirli et al, 2014;Selvi et al, 2014;Hayta et al, 2014;Satil et al, 2015). *Corresponding author, email: kazinahida@yahoo.com No micromorphological and anatomical study on the available and economically important species of Brassica L. from Bangladesh has been conducted so far.…”

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A comparative anatomical investigation of three taxa of Brassica L. from Bangladesh

Akbar

Begum

2020

Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon

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In the present study, micromorphology and comparative anatomy of young root, stem and leaf of three economically important taxa of Brassica L. viz., B. rapa L. subsp. campestris (L.) Clapham, B. juncea (L.) Czern. and B. napus L. are investigated in detail for the first time in Bangladesh by using light microscopy (LM). In anatomical studies, cross sections of young root, stem and leaf have been examined and biometric measurement of cell and tissues are presented. The micromorphological studies are related to the epidermal surface. In addition, the stomatal index and stomatal index ratio of these taxa have been calculated and presence of simple, non-glandular, unicellular trichome on stems and leaves also been observed except on the stem of B. rapa L. subsp. campestris (L.) Clapham. The anatomical study reveals that the investigated taxa have primary growth in roots and stems as well as amphistomatic and bifacial leaves with anisocytic stomata have been noticed. Finally, presence of tetrarch or single strand exarch xylem in vascular bundle of root, the size, shape and presence or absence of trichome over stem, shape of midrib of leaf have been considered to provide reliable features for identification of the Brassica species. Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon. 27(1): 15-26, 2020 (June)

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Comparative anatomical studies on some species of Hyoscyamus L. (Solanaceae) growing in Turkey

Cited by 8 publications

References 6 publications

Seasonal Changes of Some Metabolites in Hyoscyamus boveanus (Dunal) Asch. & Schweinf – Saint Katherine, South Sinai, Egypt

Seasonal Changes of Some Metabolites in Hyoscyamus boveanus (Dunal) Asch. & Schweinf – Saint Katherine, South Sinai, Egypt

Survey of Foliar Trichomes in Combretum Loelf. (Combretaceae) in Parts of West Africa

A comparative anatomical investigation of three taxa of Brassica L. from Bangladesh

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