Red light increased root primeverin, primulaverin and primulic acids during flowering.

Claim · model-written summary

Red light increased root primeverin, primulaverin and primulic acids during flowering.

Taxon

Primula veris L.Primula verise0t0e1e2

Organ / stage

roots during the flowering phasee0t0e1e2

Treatment

Red lighte0t0e1e2

Outcome

accumulation of key secondary metabolites (primeverin, primulaverin, and primulic acids)e0t0e1e2

Direction

increasede0t0e1e2

Comparator

white inflorescente0t0e1e2

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Verbatim

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“Red light significantly increased the accumulation of key secondary metabolites (primeverin, primulaverin, and primulic acids) in roots during the flowering phase compared with the white inflorescent”

t0

“Primula veris L.”

e1

“Red light promoted leaf expansion”

e2

“Red light significantly increased the accumulation of key secondary metabolites (primeverin, primulaverin, and primulic acids) in roots during the flowering phase compared with the white inflorescent”