南半球 (Nothofagus antarctica) 在不同的环境条件下生长的叶子 (多) 含量的物种内变化

M Gabriela Mattera1, Marina Gonzalez-Polo2, Pablo L Peri3

  • 1Institute of Forestry and Agricultural Research of Bariloche-IFAB (INTA Bariloche-CONICET), S.C. Bariloche, Argentina. mattera.gabriela@inta.gob.ar.

Scientific reports
|August 29, 2024
PubMed
概括

尼尔 (Nothofagus antarctica) 叶片灌注中含有丰富的有益多,其中氨酸特别丰富. 化学特征在不同人群中显著不同,受温度和土壤等环境条件的影响,影响输液质量.

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