ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Variations in phenolic acid metabolites among
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- Regional variability in phytochemical profiles and bioactivities of macerate and decoction extracts from three medicinal plants of Burkina Faso.Frontiers in plant science · 2026Article
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Introduction: Methods: To elucidate the chemical diversity and ecological drivers of its bioactive compounds, we conducted phenolic acids metabolomic profiling across 10 wild populations Results: Results showedsignificant inter-population variation in all thirty phenolic acids analyzed. Specifically, Verbascoside was significantly enriched in the AZ population, showing a positive correlation with Mean Monthly Temperature Range, Temperature Seasonality, and Temperature Annual Range, but a negative correlation with Annual Precipitation, Precipitation of Driest Quarter, Precipitation of Coldest Quarter and Min Temperature of Coldest Month. 4-Coumaroylshikimate, accumulated in WML and PS, was positively correlated with Precipitation of Wettest Month, Precipitation of Wettest Quarter, and Precipitation of Warmest Quarter, while negatively correlated with Min Temperature of Coldest Month. Gallotannin, enriched in LT, was negatively correlated with Mean Monthly Temperature Range, Temperature Seasonality, Temperature Annual Range, and Precipitation Seasonality, but positively correlated with Annual Precipitation. Isosalicin, accumulated in HX, showed a positive correlation with Max Temperature of Warmest Month and negative correlation with Annual Precipitation and Elevation. Discussion: These findings demonstrated that phenolic acids accumulation in
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