Light |
Light can increase or decrease the biosynthesis of podophyllotoxin. |
Red light |
Substantial increase |
[123] |
Blue light |
Slight increase |
White light |
Decrease |
Chilling Temperature |
Chilling temperature can increase or decrease the biosynthesis of podophyllotoxin |
4 °C |
5-folds increase |
[124] |
10 °C |
3.33-folds increase |
Macro Nutrients |
At different concentrations major nutrients can increase or decrease the biosynthesis of podophyllotoxin |
Glucose concentration |
Highest levels of yield at 60 g/L |
[125] |
Phosphate concentration |
Highest levels of yield at 1.25 mM |
Nitrogen concentration |
Highest levels of yield at 60 mM |
Micro Nutrients |
Different ions can influence the yield of podophyllotoxin |
NO3−, PO43−, Na+, Fe2+, Mn2+
|
Positive correlation |
[126] |
SO42−, K+
|
Negative correlation |
Mg2+, Ca2+, Cu, Zn |
No correlation |
Soil Nutrients |
Podophyllotoxin production can be increased or decreased by acidic or basic pH and nutrient availability |
pH |
Podophyllotoxin content was increased significantly (more than 6.62%) when pH of soil was 4.82 |
[127] |
Nitrogen |
Podophyllotoxin content was increased significantly when nitrogen content was 2.7% |
Carbon |
Podophyllotoxin content was increased significantly when soil organic carbon content was 3.32% |