The evolution of foliar terpene diversity in Myrtaceae

Padovan, Amanda; Keszei, Andras; Kulheim, Carsten; Foley, William

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The evolution of foliar terpene diversity in Myrtaceae

Date

2014

Authors

Padovan, Amanda

Keszei, Andras

Kulheim, Carsten

Foley, William

Publisher

Kluwer Academic Publishers

Abstract

Plant terpenes play many roles in natural systems, from altering plant-animal interactions, to altering the local abiotic environment. Additionally, many industries depend on terpenes. For example, commercially used essential oils, including tea tree oil