Sphagnum, commonly referred to as peat moss, grows in wetland areas and forms dense mats. It plays a vital role in the formation of peat, an important carbon reservoir. Peat moss is widely used in horticulture for its excellent water retention capacity and as a soil conditioner. Sphagnum also contributes significantly to carbon sequestration in ecosystems.
Correctly match the enzymes used as selectable markers (Group I) and the chemicals used for their selection (Group II):
Correctly match the economically important specialized metabolites (Group I) with their broad chemical classes (Group II):