Bitki İyonomik: İyonların Biyolojik Dili

BAŞ, Berna

doi:10.20479/bursauludagziraat.1133666

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“…Plant organisms constantly produce primary and secondary metabolites to maintain their own life. Secondary metabolites are chemical substances produced by plants that are not directly related to the basic vital functions of the plant, but are at least as important as primary metabolites (protein, fat, carbohydrate) [2]. By producing secondary metabolites, plants can have the ability to create self-defense mechanisms against adverse environmental conditions, diseases, bacteria, insects and animals and have an allelopathic effect [3,4].…”

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“…Wyttenbach et al [10] investigated the role of the element Ca in soil formation and its effect on plants. Cataldo and Wildung [11] investigated the effect of heavy metal pollution in the terrestrial environment on plants and the current transport mechanisms of nutrient ions Cu, Zn and K. They also investigated the absorption mechanisms of some non-nutrient ions (Cd, Tl and Ni) and performed detailed kinetic studies [2,11].…”

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Effect of macro and micro elements on the formation of secondary metabolites in Ornithogalum sintenisii

Mammadov,

Sadıglı,

Mammadova

et al. 2024

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The ecological environment created by the influence of anthropogenic factors has made the living conditions of living creatures difficult. The development of industry, the creation of new cities, and new workplaces created to meet the needs of the increasing world population disrupt the ecological balance. One of the plant species exposed to these effects is the Ornithogalum sintenisii Freyn species. Although this species is widely distributed in the northern region of Azerbaijan, its population has decreased much compared to the 1980s. In this study, the soil-plant relationship of O. sintenisii species and the effects of this relationship on phenolic and flavonoid formation were learned. As a result of the research, the amounts of phenolic and flavonoids in the bulb and leaf parts of the species are normal and it is thought that this is due to the effect of some micro and macro elements found in the soil and plant structure. O. sintenisii species, distributed in Mumlu village of Şabran district, grows in gray-brown soils, and the normal amounts of Cu (7.09 ppm) and Mn (24.83 ppm) in these soils positively affected the formation of flavonoids. Finally, it is possible to say that the extracts of this species are a rich source of secondary metabolites and have pharmacological value.

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Effect of macro and micro elements on the formation of secondary metabolites in Ornithogalum sintenisii

Mammadov,

Sadıglı,

Mammadova

et al. 2024

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“…There are 1320 plant species in Uludağ, which is a plant diversity center, and it is home to a total of 171 endemic species, 33 of which are Uludağ and 138 are Turkey endemics. In addition, Uludağ constitutes the habitat of 3 globally endangered species and 54 endangered species in Europe (Özhatay et al, 2003;Daşkın, 2008).…”

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Research of The Uludağ National Park in Terms of Resource Economy

UZEL,

GÜRLÜK

2023

ÇOMÜ Ziraat Fakültesi Dergisi

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The potential of forest-mountain ecosystem services as a source of sustainable development has been widely recognized. This paper aims to provide comprehensive economic value resource parameters of Uludağ National Park (UNP), the region of Bursa, Turkey. In this context, 10 ecosystem parameters were determined under 3 categories. The first of these groups is the supplier parameters. Group of supplier parameters consists of crop production, animal production, industrial and firewood production, grazing, beekeeping and non-wood forest products. Group of regulatory parameters as regulators of the ecosystem consists of biodiversity, carbon sequestration and water resources. Within the scope of socio-economic parameter, there is tourism-recreation value.Valution is based on a wide variety of techniques, drawings on market prices, results of local surveys and other econometric valuation methods called as Faustman and Hartman. It shows that at UNP, water resources provide annual benefits of about 147 046 $ ha-1, secondly biodiversity provides a 15 312 $ ha-1 annualy and carbon sequestration has a 6 806 $ ha-1 annual value. After this regulatory parameters, as a socio-economic parameter tourism and recreation provides 4 362 $ ha-1 economic value annualyand supplier resource parameters following them. The paper shows the degree of importance of the UNP main values for the country and region as a whole. It also discusses some reasons of concern when drawing policy tools for improving UNP income and conservation practices local and regional level.

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Bitki İyonomik: İyonların Biyolojik Dili

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Effect of macro and micro elements on the formation of secondary metabolites in Ornithogalum sintenisii

Effect of macro and micro elements on the formation of secondary metabolites in Ornithogalum sintenisii

Research of The Uludağ National Park in Terms of Resource Economy

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