Nepenthes insignis uses a C2-portion of the carbon skeleton of L-alanine acquired via its carnivorous organs, to build up the allelochemical plumbagin

INIS

• carbon 100%
• synthesis 100%
• organs 100%
• l-alanine 100%
• enzymes 50%
• storage 50%
• precursor 50%
• acetates 50%
• stable isotopes 50%
• uptake 50%
• in vitro 50%
• feeding 50%
• units 50%
• nitrogen 50%
• availability 50%
• metabolites 50%
• nutrients 50%
• animals 50%
• habitat 50%
• defense 50%
• alanines 50%

Keyphrases

• Carbon Skeleton 100%
• Plumbagin 100%
• Nepenthes 100%
• Allelochemicals 100%
• Acetate 25%
• Secondary Metabolites 25%
• In Vitro Study 25%
• Glucoside 25%
• Activation Mechanism 25%
• Stable Isotope Labeling 25%
• Turnover Rate 25%
• Carnivory 25%
• Pathogenic Organisms 25%
• Naphthoquinone 25%
• Pitcher 25%
• Plant Fitness 25%
• Pitcher Plant 25%
• Cup-shaped 25%
• Specific Uptake 25%
• Phytophagous 25%
• Low Turnover 25%
• Nutrient-poor 25%
• Storage Form 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Nepenthes 100%
• Skeleton 100%
• Allelochemical 100%
• Alanine 100%
• Pitcher Plant 33%
• in Vitro Studies 33%
• De Novo Synthesis 33%
• Secondary Metabolite 33%