Additionally, the results of the PERMANOVA test indicated a significant effect of plant parts (F = 8.72 and p > 0.01), while the effects of sites and their interactions showed marginal significance (See Figure 3 and Table 5 ). 4 Discussion Species adapted to harsh drylands on gypsum soils show biochemical adaptations that help them function and offer resilient food security alternatives amid global warming and food shortages.
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Caper Bush (<i>Capparis spinosa</i> L.) Minerals and Trace Elements Composition as Affected by Harsh Habitats in Gypsum and Non-Gypsum Drylands.
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