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Halophytes have
different anatomy,
physiology and
biochemistry than
glycophytes. An
example of a
halophyte is the salt
marsh gr****
Spartina alterniflora...
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saline soils than do
glycophytes, and that can
thrive with much
larger densities of
sodium in
their tissues than can
glycophytes.[citation needed] The...
- Gr**** γλυκύς (glukús) glycogen, glycogenesis, glycogenolysis, glycolipid,
glycophyte, glycoprotein, glycoside, glycosidic,
hypoglycaemia glyph-
carve Gr****...
- and it has been
introduced to the
Northern Territory of Australia. A
glycophyte adapted to
sandy soils, it is
considered a weed in some situations, but...
- Gr**** γλυκύς (glukús) glycogen, glycogenesis, glycogenolysis, glycolipid,
glycophyte, glycoprotein, glycoside, glycosidic,
hypoglycaemia glyph-
carve Gr****...
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plants Mycotrophs According to soil factors:
Metallophytes Halophytes Glycophytes[citation needed]
According to the
capacity to
avoid dehydration: Poikilohydric...
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halophyte to salt
sensitive plants. This
increases the salt
tolerance of
glycophytes, salt
sensitive species that make up the
majority of
agriculture crops...
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flower lives in the desert, with
Thermophilous plants. The
plant is a
glycophyte,
which is a salt
tolerant plant. "Astragalus
dactylocarpus Boiss". Plants...
- its
flowers are hermaphroditic. The
petals are of a
yellow color. As a
glycophyte, it is
accustomed to
growing in
saline soils. Arid
deserts and shrub-steppes...
- and
other wet habitats.
Unlike B. maritimus,
Bolboschoenus yagara is a
glycophyte. In
experiments comparing the
species to
three other Bolboschoenus species...
