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Evolutionary metabolomics of specialized metabolism diversification in the genus Nicotiana highlights allopolyploidy-mediated innovations in N-acylnornicotine metabolism

ABSTRACT: A computational metabolomics approach delineates main trends in the diversification of specialized metabolism in the genus Nicotiana. Samples of 20 different Nicotiana species from the tissues leaf, induced leaf, exudate, roots and calyx.

INSTRUMENT(S): impact II

ORGANISM(S): Nicotiana Rustica (ncbitaxon:4093) Nicotiana Nudicaulis (ncbitaxon:49452) Nicotiana Attenuata (ncbitaxon:49451) Nicotiana Setchellii (ncbitaxon:200314) Nicotiana Tabacum (ncbitaxon:4097) Nicotiana Sylvestris (ncbitaxon:4096) Nicotiana Repanda (ncbitaxon:76336) Nicotiana Palmeri (ncbitaxon:49453) Nicotiana Glutinosa (ncbitaxon:35889) Nicotiana Nesophila (ncbitaxon:200321) Nicotiana Obtusifolia (ncbitaxon:200316) Nicotiana Goodspeedii (ncbitaxon:200305) Nicotiana Glauca (ncbitaxon:4090) Nicotiana Stocktonii (ncbitaxon:118710) Nicotiana Paniculata (ncbitaxon:62141) Nicotiana Wuttkei Nicotiana Benthamiana (ncbitaxon:4100) Nicotiana Repanda X Sylvestris Nicotiana Plumbaginifolia (ncbitaxon:4092) Nicotiana Clevelandii (ncbitaxon:81866)

SUBMITTER: Emmanuel Gaquerel

PROVIDER: MSV000090145 | MassIVE | Wed Aug 17 08:25:00 BST 2022

REPOSITORIES: MassIVE

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