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DOI10.1007/s40415-023-00974-w
Chenopodium album L.: a promising NaCl accumulating and tolerant plant for mitigation of salinity stress
发表日期2024
ISSN0100-8404
EISSN1806-9959
英文摘要The present paper discusses the growth responses of Chenopodium album L. to salinity and its possible use in the context of reducing salt stress considering the fact that soil salinity is a major problem caused by climate change and anthropogenic activities. Salt tolerance potential and phytodesalination ability of C. album growing in the same salt-affected soil of two different textures (clay and clay loam) over a range of salinity [non-saline (ECe is 0-2 dS m(-1)), slightly salinized (ECe is 2-4 dS m(-1)), moderately salinized (ECe is 4-8 dS m(-1)), highly salinized (ECe is 8-16 dS m(-1)), and extremely heavily salinized (ECe > 16 dS m(-1)) of two different rates, extreme(1) (ECe is 16-20 dS m(-1)) and extreme(2) (ECe is 25-30 dS m(-1))], were studied and compared. According to investigated growth traits, the plants growing in clay soils revealed better adaptation reaction than the plants growing in clay loam soils, and an increase in the main part of examined indices was observed until reaching high degree of salinity, after which the plants demonstrated symptoms of stress in all growth parameters. C. album, maintaining the survivability in parallel with increase in salinity, intensively accumulated toxic ions like Na+ and Cl- that promoted the feasibility of this plant for phytodesalination of saline degraded soils. The results obtained can contribute to a deeper comprehension of an alternative phytotechnology for remediation of saline soils by tolerant and productive plant C. album to provide favorable conditions for growth and production of various cash crops.
英文关键词Mitigation of salt stress; NaCl; Phytodesalination; Plant salt resistance; Salinity stress
语种英语
WOS研究方向Plant Sciences
WOS类目Plant Sciences
WOS记录号WOS:001132649400001
来源期刊BRAZILIAN JOURNAL OF BOTANY
文献类型期刊论文
条目标识符http://gcip.llas.ac.cn/handle/2XKMVOVA/299249
作者单位Yerevan State University; Southern Federal University
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. Chenopodium album L.: a promising NaCl accumulating and tolerant plant for mitigation of salinity stress[J],2024.
APA (2024).Chenopodium album L.: a promising NaCl accumulating and tolerant plant for mitigation of salinity stress.BRAZILIAN JOURNAL OF BOTANY.
MLA "Chenopodium album L.: a promising NaCl accumulating and tolerant plant for mitigation of salinity stress".BRAZILIAN JOURNAL OF BOTANY (2024).
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