Tamaricaceae 3,186 claims

Claim · model-written summary

Reaumuria songarica exhibited the lowest overall variability.

Taxon

Reaumuria songaricaReaumuria songaricae0

Outcome

overall variabilitye1

Direction

loweste1

Setting

Zhundong open-pit coal mining area of Xinjiang, Chinae0

Verbatim

e0

“three typical desert shrubs, including Haloxylon ammodendron, Nitraria tangutorum, and Reaumuria songarica, were investigated in the Zhundong open-pit coal mining area of Xinjiang, China”

e1

“Variability was generally higher in branches than in leaves for NSC, SS, and ST, with R. songarica exhibiting the lowest overall variability”

Claim · model-written summary

NSC variation in Reaumuria songarica was identified with water and nutrient availability as the primary environmental predictor.

Taxon

Reaumuria songaricaReaumuria songaricae0

Compound

water and nutrient availabilitye4

Outcome

NSC variatione4

Not reportedDirection

Verbatim

e0

“three typical desert shrubs, including Haloxylon ammodendron, Nitraria tangutorum, and Reaumuria songarica, were investigated in the Zhundong open-pit coal mining area of Xinjiang, China”

e4

“Redundancy analysis and hierarchical partitioning identified the primary environmental predictors of NSC variation (based on the measured soil-derived variables) as heavy metals (Cr) for H. ammodendron, soil pH and nitrogen for N. tangutorum, and water and nutrient availability for R. songarica”

Claim · model-written summary

Tamarix austromongolica forms three distinct genetic lineages, each tied to a specific habitat

Taxon

Tamarix austromongolicaTamarix austromongolicae0

Outcome

three distinct genetic lineagese1

Setting

Yellow River basine0

Verbatim

e0

“Tamarix austromongolica is a native species widely used for ecological restoration in the Yellow River basin”

e1

“Our results revealed three distinct genetic lineages, each corresponding to a specific habitat”

Claim · model-written summary

In demographic modeling the Liujiaxia lineage diverged first, approximately 470,000 years ago

Taxon

Tamarix austromongolicaTamarix austromongolicae0

Outcome

the Liujiaxia lineage diverged firste2

Value

approximately 470,000 years agoe2

Verbatim

e0

“Tamarix austromongolica is a native species widely used for ecological restoration in the Yellow River basin”

e2

“Demographic modeling indicated that the Liujiaxia lineage diverged first, approximately 470,000 years ago, likely due to glaciation‐induced isolation”

Claim · model-written summary

Glaciation-induced isolation is a likely cause of the early divergence of the Liujiaxia lineage

Taxon

Tamarix austromongolicaTamarix austromongolicae0

Outcome

the Liujiaxia lineage diverged firste2

Qualifier

likely due to glaciation‐induced isolatione2

Verbatim

e0

“Tamarix austromongolica is a native species widely used for ecological restoration in the Yellow River basin”

e2

“Demographic modeling indicated that the Liujiaxia lineage diverged first, approximately 470,000 years ago, likely due to glaciation‐induced isolation”

Claim · model-written summary

Significant asymmetric gene flow was detected between the Hetao and Sanmenxia lineages

Taxon

Tamarix austromongolicaTamarix austromongolicae0

Material

the Hetao and Sanmenxia lineagese3

Outcome

asymmetric gene flowe3

Not reportedDirection

Verbatim

e0

“Tamarix austromongolica is a native species widely used for ecological restoration in the Yellow River basin”

e3

“significant asymmetric gene flow was detected between the Hetao and Sanmenxia lineages”

Claim · model-written summary

Candidate genes for local adaptation in each lineage relate to environmental stress responses, DNA damage repair and pathogen defense

Taxon

Tamarix austromongolicaTamarix austromongolicae0

Material

each lineagee4

Outcome

functions primarily related to diverse environmental stress responses, DNA damage repair, and pathogen defensee4

Not reportedDirection

Verbatim

e0

“Tamarix austromongolica is a native species widely used for ecological restoration in the Yellow River basin”

e4

“candidate genes associated with local adaptation in each lineage, with functions primarily related to diverse environmental stress responses, DNA damage repair, and pathogen defense”

Claim · model-written summary

Tamarix showed metal-specific accumulation or growth responses under cadmium, lead or zinc exposure.

Taxon

TamarixTamarixe5

Treatment

cadmium, lead or zinc exposuree5

Outcome

metal-specific accumulation or growth responsese5

Not reportedDirection

Verbatim

e5

“Ilex, Ficus, Euonymus, Platycladus, Tamarix and Salix showed metal-specific accumulation or growth responses under cadmium, lead or zinc exposure”

Claim · model-written summary

In the declining stage of coppice dunes, Tamarix ramosissima relied most on 180–500 cm soil water under drought (86.5%).

Taxon

Tamarix ramosissimaTamarix ramosissimae1

Organ / stage

declining stage of coppice dunese2

Treatment

drought conditionse2

Outcome

reliance on 180–500 cm soil watere2

Direction

higheste2

Value

86.5%e2

Setting

Gurbantunggut Deserte1

Verbatim

e1

“water use strategies of Tamarix ramosissima on coppice dunes at the southwestern edge of the Gurbantunggut Desert”

e2

“Notably, T. ramosissima in the declining stage of coppice dunes showed the highest reliance on 180–500 cm soil water under drought conditions (86.5%), accompanied by reduced leaf water status”

Claim · model-written summary

Drought-period leaf water status was reduced in the declining stage of coppice dunes.

Taxon

Tamarix ramosissimaTamarix ramosissimae1

Organ / stage

declining stage of coppice dunese2

Treatment

drought conditionse2

Outcome

leaf water statuse2

Direction

reducede2

Verbatim

e1

“water use strategies of Tamarix ramosissima on coppice dunes at the southwestern edge of the Gurbantunggut Desert”

e2

“Notably, T. ramosissima in the declining stage of coppice dunes showed the highest reliance on 180–500 cm soil water under drought conditions (86.5%), accompanied by reduced leaf water status”