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A metabolomic study of Gomphrena agrestis in Brazilian Cerrado suggests drought-adaptive strategies on metabolism.

Scientific reports - 21 Jun 2021

Melo Geraldo Aclécio, Abreu Ilka Nacif, de Oliveira Maíra Baista, Budzinski Ilara Gabriela Frasson, Silva Lucinélia Vieira, Pimenta Marcio Antônio Silva, Moritz Thomas

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Drought is the main factor that limits the distribution and productivity of plant species. In the Brazilian Cerrado, the vegetation is adapted to a seasonal climate with long- and short-term periods of drought. To analyze the metabolic strategies under such conditions, a metabolomic approach was used to characterize Gomphrena agrestis Mart. (Amaranthaceae) a native species that grows under natural conditions, in...

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PMID: 34155311
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-021-92449-9
PMCID: PMC8217525

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