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This deliverable aims to report the metabolomic profiles of approximately 50 moss accessions derived from axenic culture.

July 1, 2026Open Access

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BRYOMOLECULES - D2.1 Report on phytochemical profile of 50 moss accessions

ALAgnieszka LudwiczukMedical University of Lublin BHBenita HryćMedical University of Lublin ŁPŁukasz PecioMedical University of Lublin

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This deliverable aims to report the metabolomic profiles of approximately 50 moss accessions derived from axenic culture.
Characterization of metabolomic profiles from 50 accessions of mosses.
Organization of data in a summary table for further analysis.
Focus on chemical diversity and chemotaxonomy in European mosses.
Identification of diverse phytochemical compounds across the moss accessions.
Establishment of a foundation for metabolic gene identification in future research.
Contribution to a public database for broader access to metabolic data.

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In this deliverable, the metabolomic profiles resulting from the around 50 accessions of mosses coming from axenic culture is reported and organized in a summary table that will serve in the metabolic gene identification (WP3; T3.2) and the project public database (WP3; T3.3). The report also includes conclusions on chemical diversity and chemotaxonomy of European mosses. Do you want to know more about BRYOMOLECULES? Visit our project website: https://bryomolecules.eu

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