Variation of Phenolic and Pigment Composition Depending on Soil Type in Three Serpentinovag Plant Species
Journal: International Journal of Secondary Metabolite
Year: 2021

Serpentine soils are stressful for plant growth, due to nutrient deﬁciencies, especially Ca, low water-holding capacity, and high levels of heavy metals and Mg. Determination of biochemical differences of plants grown in serpentine and non-serpentine soil can contribute to understanding tolerance to serpentine soil. In this study, samples of three plant species (Alyssum sibiricum Willd., Salvia absconditiflora (Montbret &amp;amp; Aucher ex Bentham) Greuter &amp;amp; Burdet and Centaurea urvillei