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The genus Portulaca as a suitable model to study the mechanisms of plant tolerance to drought and salinity Cover

The genus Portulaca as a suitable model to study the mechanisms of plant tolerance to drought and salinity

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|Apr 2018

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Inhibition of seed and plant growth, and changes in the levels of stress biomarkers in response to salt treatments at the indicated NaCl concentrations (mM), in three Portulaca species and in Solanum lycopersicum_ Data for the Portulaca taxa are taken from references cited in the text; those for tomato from (145, 146, 147)

SpeciesSeed germination inhibition / NaCl (mM)Growth inhibition / NaCl (mM)Decrease of chlorophyll content / NaCl (mM)Increase of Pro content / NaCl (mM)Increase of ion contentsChange in MDA levels / NaCl (mM)
Na+ / NaCl (mM)Cl- / NaCl (mM)
P. oleracea50% / 10037% / 40030% / 400196% / 4001,811% / 4001,686% / 400- 17% / 400
P. halimoides33% / 10019% / 40014% / 400466% / 400539% / 400373% / 400- 6% / 400
P. gradiflora14% / 10012% / 40024% / 400263% / 400245% / 400141% / 400+ 14% / 400
Solanum lycopersicum43% / 10055% / 20013% / 20088% / 15098% / 160no datano data
Language: English
Page range: 104 - 113
Published on: Apr 25, 2018
Published by: European Biotechnology Thematic Network Association
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
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© 2018 Orsolya Borsai, Mohamad Al Hassan, Monica Boscaiu, Radu E. Sestras, Oscar Vicente, published by European Biotechnology Thematic Network Association
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