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Tragopogon

Known as: Tragopogons, Yellow Salsify, Yellow Salsifies 
A plant genus of the family ASTERACEAE. The root and shoots have been used for food.
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2017
2017
Terpenoids, especially sesquiterpene lactones (SLS) and furanocoumarins are diverse secondary metabolite groups which show a… 
2014
2014
........................................................................................................................................... 5 Introduction ...................................................................................................................................6 Cochlearia ......................................................................................................................................6 Cochlearia officinalis s. lat. ........................................................................................................... 8 Research questions. ......................................................................................................................9 Material and methods ................................................................................................................. 13 Plant Material ............................................................................................................................... 13 Flow cytometry ............................................................................................................................ 15 DNA isolation .............................................................................................................................. 16 Microsatellite analyses ................................................................................................................ 16 RAD-seq analyses ........................................................................................................................ 18 Creating maps ............................................................................................................................. 20 Microsatellite data analyses ........................................................................................................ 20 RAD-seq data analyses ................................................................................................................ 24 Results ............................................................................................................................................ 25 Flow cytometry ........................................................................................................................... 25 Microsatellite analyses ................................................................................................................ 27 RAD-seq analyses ........................................................................................................................ 35 Discussion ..................................................................................................................................... 42 The closely related species in section Cochlearia ...................................................................... 42 The genetic aspect of the subspecies of C. officinalis ................................................................ 43 The polyploid origin of C. officinalis in Northern Scandinavia ................................................46 Further research .......................................................................................................................... 50 Conclusion ................................................................................................................................... 51 References ..................................................................................................................................... 52 Appendix.......................................................................................................................................... I 
2014
2014
Tragopogon kurdicus Safavi & Maroofi is described from Iran, Kurdistan province, Avalan Mountain; it is similar to T. erostris… 
2013
2013
-2 of cowpea live cover density, respectively. The lowest weeds biomass and the highest maize grain yield, as compared to the… 
1996
1996
noticias introductorias una clave para la determinación de las especies ibéricas género Tragopogon (Lactuceae, Asteraceae), se… 
1991
1991
-A simple test was devised to screen for cardenolides in latex of milkweed. The test is based on a documented spectrophotometric… 
1988
1988
espanolGeropogon L. debe considerarse como un genero monotipico separado de Tragopogon L. de acuerdo con los caracteres… 
1984
1984
Tragopogon dubius Scop, has been found in 8 localities in the Netherlands, all from 1955 onwards, in dunes, and along roads and… 
1956
1956