Suaeda maritima - Wikipedia
Suaeda maritima is a species of flowering plant in the family Amaranthaceae known by the common names herbaceous seepweed[2] and annual seablite. Description. It is a yellow-green shrub with fleshy, succulent leaves and green flowers. It grows to about 35 cm in salt marshes. [3] .
Suaeda maritima — herbaceous sea-blite - Go Botany
Facts. Herbaceous sea-blite has a worldwide distribution, but in North America it is confined to the northeast coast. It is found in salt marshes and coastal beaches in New England. There are two varieties in New England, one of which is introduced, while the other is native and rare.
Herbaceous Seepweed - Center for Plant Conservation
Suaeda maritima ssp. richii, or herbaceous sea-blite, is an annual member of the Amaranth family. It grows prostrate along the ground, forming dense, highly branched mats up to 2½ feet wide. It has skinny, succulent leaves that range between ½ and 2 inches long.
Physiological Adaptation of Three Wild Halophytic Suaeda …
Suaeda is one of the extreme obligate halophytic chenopods and has been proposed as a model system for the dissection of salt tolerance in halophytes . Suaeda species are generally perennials chamaephyte (dwarf-shrub) with succulent leaves.
Suaeda nigra Calflora
Suaeda nigra is a perennial herb that is native to California, and also found elsewhere in North America and beyond.
Genus Suaeda: Advances in phytology, chemistry, pharmacology …
More than 100 species of annual herb genus Suaeda widely distribute (Asia, North America, northern Africa and Europe), are rich in resources (about hundreds of millions of tons/Y) and have a long historical application. Most of them are mainly used for traditional food, feed and medicine.
Genus Suaeda: Advances in phytology, chemistry, pharmacology …
2022年5月1日 · More than 100 species of annual herb genus Suaeda widely distribute (Asia, North America, northern Africa and Europe), are rich in resources (about hundreds of millions of tons/Y) and have a long historical application. Most of them are mainly used for traditional food, feed and medicine.
Suaeda maritima - eXtreme Plants
2017年5月12日 · Suaeda maritima, the annual or white seablite, is one of the species for which there is the most extensive published research – by early 2017, there were some 135 publications naming this species in the titles of papers listed in the Web of Science; some examples are listed in the bibliography.
Suaeda in Flora of North America @ efloras.org
Plants of Suaeda are found in saline or alkaline wetlands or, occasionally, in upland habitats. Some species are cultivated and eaten as a vegetable; seeds of some have been ground and eaten by Native Americans, and some species are used as a source for red or black dye.
Suaeda maritima - FNA
Suaeda maritima is a polymorphic taxon with a worldwide distribution, including native and naturalized populations. Many varieties and subspecies have been described, mostly distinguished by seed size and growth habit (J. Boucaud …