Piper: A Model Genus for Studies of Phytochemistry, Ecology, and Evolution
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...Species-rich pan-tropical genera, such as Ficus, Piper or Psychotria, are promising candidates for such studies (Dyer & Palmer 2004)....
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...The chemistry of these EOs has been extensively studied since the 1960s, but according to Dyer [8] only about 10% of Piper species species (112 of 1457 accepted species world-wide, www....
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...The presence of oil cells in the structures of almost all Piper species places them in the group of aromatic plants [8]....
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...The chemistry of these EOs has been extensively studied since the 1960s, but according to Dyer [8] only about 10% of Piper species species (112 of 1457 accepted species world-wide, www.theplantlist.org) has been phytochemically studied....
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...The phytochemistry of most of the Piper spice plants is well documented (Parmar et al. 1998; Tripathi et al. 1996; Dyer and Palmer 2004)....
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