Auxin production and agronomic significance of halotolerant bacterial communities associated with Suaeda fruticosa (L.)

Natural plant settings of saline habitats are a good source for the isolation of beneficial salt tolerant bacteria to grow crops under saline conditions.

Mass spectra analysis of quinoline alkaloids detected in Sauuda fruticose leads to novel biosynthesis pathway of quinoline alkaloids

Alkaloids reported to have a wide range of biological activity moreover, the biological effects of alkaloids depends on the type of the alkaloids and since the phytochemical screening studies on Suaeda fruticosa indicates the presence of alkaloids but they did not determine the types of the alkaloids present on this plant. Consequently, the LC-MS/MS analysis of the alkaloidal part of Suaeda fruticosa leave extarct reveals the presence of six quinoline alkaloids beside that mass spectra analysis of the present quinoline alkaloids leads to suggest a new biosynthetic pathway of quinoline alkaloids.