Effects of Water and Nitrogen on Growth, Rhizosphere Environment, and Microbial Community of : Their Interrelationship.

The effective management of water and nitrogen is crucial in the artificial cultivation of medicinal plants. , a perennial herbaceous plant in the Fabaceae family, is extensively used in medicine, with alkaloids as its primary bioactive constituents. Nevertheless, there remains a significant knowledge gap regarding how rhizospheric microbial communities respond to varying water and nitrogen conditions and their intricate relationships with soil environments and the growth of .

Impacts of Climate Change on the Habitat Suitability and Natural Product Accumulation of the Medicinal Plant L. Based on the MaxEnt Model.

L., a perennial herb in the arid and semi-arid regions of northwest China, has the ecological functions of windbreaking and sand fixation and high medicinal value. In recent years, global warming and human activities have led to changes in suitable habitats for , which may affect the accumulation of natural products.