APPLICATIONS OF CHEMOTAXONOMY:
1. Separation of higher systemic categories :
plant division:
· Chemical characters are always advantageous over morphological character.
Eg. Flavonoids are generally found in bryophyte except one or two reports where it has been reported the isolation of crystalline anthocyanin
From a red Bryum species was being reported.
Similarly, lignin that no plant lower than mosses contains a substance like lignin.
So lignin and flavonoids are common in almost all plant groups higher than the bryophytes.
· There are few chemical substances which confirms the relations between those two orders - Isoquinoline alkaloids, Salsoline in a salsola species and carnegine in a cactaceae; corypalline from a corydalis species having the similar isoquinoline nucleus intheir structures.
2. Related genera having similar enzyme system producing analogous metabolites:
· The pyrrolizidine alkaloids are analogous with quinolizidine, although their precursors are ornithine and lysine respectively but they have similar enzyme system.
· Both type alkaloids have been found to occur in botanically related genera.
Eg. "Pyrrolizidine "alkaloids reported to occur in crotalaria and "Quinolizidine" alkaloids have been isolated from lupines and cytisus.
Both belonging to genistae genera.
3. Complex metabolic products are good chemotaxonomic marker:
· The occurrence of complex secondary metabolites like biflavonoid and complex alkaloids are helpful in classification of medicinal plants.
· The biflavonoids are plant polyphenols, structurally they are divided into several subclasses, flavanol, anthocyains and chalcones.
· They are biosynthesized through a combination of the shikimic acid and the acylopolymalonate pathways.
· They are omni present in vascular plants but more rarely in bryophytes.
· Some biflavonoids classes have a restricted distribution ; eg. Isoflavonids occur predominantly in the Fabaceae family.
· The biflavonyls have mainly been reported in leaves of gymnosperms.
· It has been reported that biflavonyls are absent in genera of Pinaceae, hence the inability to synthesize bifllvonyls can be used as a characteristic of the order pinales.
Hence the complex structure compounds like Biflavonyls are very important for the chemical classification of the gymnosperms.
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Applications of chemotaxonomy include separation of higher systemic categories, and related genera having similar enzyme system producing analogous metabolites. It also includes complex metabolic products are good chemotaxonomic marker.
chemotaxonomy
Chemotaxonomy is a branch of taxonomy that uses chemical characteristics to classify organisms. It has been used for decades to help identify and classify organisms based on their chemical composition. The technique became popular in the mid-20th century with the development of advanced analytical techniques.
Chemotaxonomy is the classification of organisms based on differences in their chemical composition. In plants, chemotaxonomy utilizes chemical markers such as secondary metabolites to group plants based on their biochemical similarities and differences. This is important because it provides additional objective criteria for plant classification beyond morphological characteristics, helping to refine taxonomic relationships and understand evolutionary patterns.
Oldriska Ceska has written: 'Phytochemical differentiation of Myriophyllum taxa collected in British Columbia' -- subject(s): Chemotaxonomy, Flavonoids, Myriophyllum
B. Hanko has written: 'Die Chemotypen der Flechtengattung Pertusaria in Europa' -- subject(s): Pertusaria, Lichens, Identification, Classification, Plant chemotaxonomy
Pe ter Te te nyi has written: 'Infraspecific chemical taxa of medicinal plants' -- subject(s): Medicinal plants, Classification, Plant chemotaxonomy
Andrew. Ferguson has written: 'Biochemical systematics and evolution' -- subject(s): Biochemistry, Chemotaxonomy, Molecular evolution, Evolution, Evolution (Biology) 'Punctured' 'An electrophoretic study of the blood and egg white proteins of some Columbidae' 'Scotland's opportunity'
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Johannes Josef Lichius has written: 'Phytochemische Analyse seltener Digitalisarten (wie Digitalis subalpina Br.-Bl. und reziproker Digitaliskreuzungen' -- subject(s): Chemistry, Chemotaxonomy, Digitalis, Digitalis (Drug), Foxgloves, History, Therapeutic use
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