BMC Plant Biology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: Feb. 27, 2024
Abstract
Background
Drought
and
heat
stress
are
significant
concerns
to
food
security
in
arid
semi-arid
regions,
where
global
warming
is
predicted
increase
both
frequency
severity.
To
cope
with
these
challenges,
the
use
of
drought-tolerant
plants
or
technological
interventions
essential.
In
this
study,
effects
foliar
potassium
nitrate
(KNO
3
)
application
on
tolerance
recovery
Myrobalan
29C
rootstocks
(
Prunus
cerasifera
Ehrh.)
were
evaluated.
These
widely
recognized
for
their
adaptability
extensively
used
fruit
production.
assess
response,
subjected
drought,
shock,
a
combination
stressors.
Additionally,
they
treated
1.0%
KNO
via
application.
Throughout
periods,
various
morphological,
physiological,
bio-chemical
parameters
measured.
Results
Based
our
results,
treatment
improved
LRWC,
Chl
stability,
SC,
key
markers
like
proline,
MDA,
H
2
O
,
along
antioxidant
enzymes
CAT,
SOD,
POD
during
phases.
Moreover,
results
emphasized
's
critical
role
hormone
regulation
under
stress.
significantly
altered
levels,
notably
increasing
ABA
drought
shock
stress,
essential
response
adaptation.
contrast,
IAA,
GA,
cytokinin’s
increased
phase
-treated
plants,
indicating
growth
recovery.
addition,
process
by
restoring
physiological
biochemical
functions.
Conclusion
This
study
suggests
that
KNO3
an
effective
technique
enhancing
as
well
rootstocks.
hold
value
farmers,
policymakers,
researchers,
offer
crucial
insights
into
development
crops
management
climate
change’s
adverse
agriculture.
Plants,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
11(13), P. 1620 - 1620
Published: June 21, 2022
Water,
a
necessary
component
of
cell
protoplasm,
plays
an
essential
role
in
supporting
life
on
Earth;
nevertheless,
extreme
changes
climatic
conditions
limit
water
availability,
causing
numerous
issues,
such
as
the
current
water-scarce
regimes
many
regions
biome.
This
review
aims
to
collect
data
from
various
published
studies
literature
understand
and
critically
analyze
plants’
morphological,
growth,
yield,
physio-biochemical
responses
drought
stress
their
potential
modulate
nullify
damaging
effects
via
activating
natural
physiological
biochemical
mechanisms.
In
addition,
described
breakthroughs
understanding
how
plant
hormones
influence
phytohormonal
interaction
through
signaling
under
regimes.
The
information
for
this
was
systematically
gathered
different
global
search
engines
scientific
databases
Science
Direct,
including
Google
Scholar,
Web
Science,
related
studies,
books,
articles.
Drought
is
significant
obstacle
meeting
food
demand
world’s
constantly
growing
population.
Plants
cope
with
cellular
osmotic
potential,
activation
defense
systems
form
antioxidant
enzymes
accumulation
osmolytes
proteins,
proline,
glycine
betaine,
phenolic
compounds,
soluble
sugars.
Phytohormones
developmental
processes
networks,
which
aid
acclimating
plants
biotic
abiotic
challenges
and,
consequently,
survival.
Significant
progress
has
been
made
jasmonates,
salicylic
acid,
ethylene
identifying
important
components
roles
stress.
Other
hormones,
abscisic
auxin,
gibberellic
brassinosteroids,
peptide
have
linked
pathways
ways.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
23(4), P. 1933 - 1933
Published: Feb. 9, 2022
The
hormones
auxin
and
cytokinin
regulate
numerous
aspects
of
plant
development
often
act
as
an
antagonistic
hormone
pair.
One
the
more
striking
examples
auxin/cytokinin
antagonism
involves
regulation
shoot/root
growth
ratio
in
which
promotes
shoot
inhibits
root
growth,
whereas
does
opposite.
Control
is
essential
for
survival
terrestrial
plants
because
it
allows
adaptations
to
water
mineral
nutrient
availability
soil.
Because
a
decrease
combined
with
increase
leads
under
drought
stress
limiting
conditions,
was
not
surprising
find
that
promotes,
while
reduces,
tolerance
uptake.
Recent
data
show
also
alter
signaling
biosynthesis
pathways
this
stress-induced
affects
opposite
manner.
These
effects
suggested
each
directly
negatively
regulates
or
other.
However,
growing
body
evidence
supports
unidirectional
regulation,
emerging
primary
regulatory
component.
This
master
role
may
come
surprise
when
viewed
from
evolutionary
perspective.
Metabolites,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(8), P. 895 - 895
Published: July 28, 2023
Secondary
metabolites
are
gaining
an
increasing
importance
in
various
industries,
such
as
pharmaceuticals,
dyes,
and
food,
is
the
need
for
reliable
efficient
methods
of
procuring
these
compounds.
To
develop
sustainable
cost-effective
approaches,
a
comprehensive
understanding
biosynthetic
pathways
factors
influencing
secondary
metabolite
production
essential.
These
compounds
unique
type
natural
product
which
recognizes
oxidative
damage
caused
by
stresses,
thereby
activating
defence
mechanism
plants.
Various
have
been
developed
to
enhance
The
elicitor-induced
vitro
culture
technique
considered
tool
studying
improving
In
present
review,
we
documented
role
under
diverse
environmental
stresses.
Furthermore,
practical
strategy
obtaining
consistent
abundant
via
elicitation
agents
used
culturing
techniques
also
mentioned.
By
elucidating
intricate
interplay
regulatory
factors,
this
review
paves
way
future
advancements
high-value
metabolites.
Plant Cell & Environment,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
46(8), P. 2277 - 2295
Published: May 9, 2023
Abstract
The
mitogen‐activated
protein
kinase
(MAPK)
pathway
is
an
important
signalling
event
associated
with
every
aspect
of
plant
growth,
development,
yield,
abiotic
and
biotic
stress
adaptation.
Being
a
central
metabolic
pathway,
it
vital
target
for
manipulation
crop
improvement.
In
this
review,
we
have
summarised
recent
advancements
in
understanding
involvement
MAPK
modulating
tolerance,
architecture
yield
plants.
cross
talks
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)
abscisic
acid
(ABA)
events
bringing
about
adaptation
intricate
plant's
pathogen
defence
ability
has
also
been
identified.
Further,
research
findings
point
towards
participation
shaping
yield.
These
make
improvement
discuss
here
various
strategies
to
tweak
components
designing
future
crops
improved
physiology
phenotypes.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Feb. 9, 2023
In
recent
times,
the
demand
for
food
and
feed
ever-increasing
population
has
achieved
unparalleled
importance,
which
cannot
afford
crop
yield
loss.
Now-a-days,
unpleasant
situation
of
abiotic
stress
triggers
improvement
by
affecting
different
metabolic
pathways
quality
advances
worldwide.
Abiotic
like
drought,
salinity,
cold,
heat,
flood,
etc.
in
plants
diverts
energy
required
growth
to
prevent
plant
from
shock
maintain
regular
homeostasis.
Hence,
is
drastically
reduced
as
utilized
overcoming
plants.
The
application
phytohormones
classical
auxins,
cytokinins,
ethylene,
gibberellins,
well
more
members
including
brassinosteroids,
jasmonic
acids,
etc.,
along
with
both
macro
micronutrients,
have
enhanced
significant
attention
creating
key
benefits
such
reduction
ionic
toxicity,
improving
oxidative
stress,
maintaining
water-related
balance,
gaseous
exchange
modification
during
conditions.
Majority
homeostasis
inside
cell
detoxifying
ROS
enhancing
antioxidant
enzyme
activities
can
enhance
tolerance
At
molecular
level,
activate
signaling
or
genes
regulated
abscisic
acid
(ABA),
salicylic
(SA),
Jasmonic
(JA),
ethylene.
various
stresses
primarily
cause
nutrient
deficiency
reduce
uptake
nutrients
N,
K,
Ca,
Mg
are
also
involved
scavenging
through
elevating
antioxidants
properties
finally
decreasing
membrane
leakage
increasing
photosynthetic
ability
resynthesizing
chlorophyll
pigment.
This
present
review
highlighted
alteration
caused
crops,
changes
vital
functions
exogenous
nutrition,
their
interaction.
Journal of Sustainable Agriculture and Environment,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
2(3), P. 189 - 214
Published: July 18, 2023
Abstract
Salinity
and
drought
stress
substantially
decrease
crop
yield
superiority,
directly
threatening
the
food
supply
needed
to
meet
rising
needs
of
growing
total
population.
Nanotechnology
is
a
step
towards
improving
agricultural
output
tolerance
by
efficacy
inputs
in
agriculture
via
targeted
delivery,
controlled
release,
enhanced
solubility
adhesion
while
also
reducing
significant
damage.
The
direct
application
nanoparticles
(NPs)/nanomaterials
can
boost
performance
effectiveness
physio‐biochemical
molecular
mechanisms
plants
under
conditions,
leading
advanced
tolerance.
Therefore,
we
presented
effects
plant
responses
explored
potential
nanomaterials
for
systems,
discussed
advantages
applying
NPs
at
various
developmental
stages
alleviate
negative
salinity
stress.
Moreover,
feature
recent
innovations
state‐of‐the‐art
nanobiotechnology,
specifically
NP‐mediated
genome
editing
CRISPR/Cas
system,
develop
stress‐smart
crops.
However,
further
investigations
are
unravel
role
nanobiotechnology
addressing
climate
change
challenges
modern
systems.
We
propose
that
combining
speed
breeding
techniques
could
enable
designing
climate‐smart
cultivars
(particularly
bred
or
genetically
modified
varieties)
security
world
Plant Stress,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11, P. 100359 - 100359
Published: Jan. 21, 2024
The
main
obstacle
for
sustained
supply
of
agricultural
products
and
feeding
the
globe
in
coming
years
is
abiotic
stress.
Plants
typically
shorten
their
developmental
processes
under
stress,
which
eventually
has
a
negative
impact
on
production.
A
key
phytohormone
that
plays
crucial
role
combating
stress
abscisic
acid
(ABA).
ABA
significant
absorbing
signals
guiding
subsequent
responses.
For
an
outcome,
plants
must
consistently
control
levels
response
to
shifting
environmental
factors.
In
addition
helping
adapt
diverse
conditions
like
drought,
salt,
temperature
also
controls
number
physiological
functions,
including
stomatal
opening
protein
synthesis.
variety
defense
mechanisms
against
are
regulated
by
ABA,
produced
various
organs
stressful
situations.
These
include
controlling
aperture
expression
genes
confer
resistance
stresses.
Based
current
available
literatures,
this
review
provides
insights
ABA's
function
context
stresses,
with
focus
its
synthesis,
signaling
pathways,
regulatory
root
architecture,
over
movement,
intricate
interactions
other
phytohormones.
Plant Cell & Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
47(4), P. 1207 - 1223
Published: Jan. 2, 2024
Abstract
Throughout
evolution,
plants
have
developed
strategies
to
confront
and
alleviate
the
detrimental
impacts
of
abiotic
stresses
on
their
growth
development.
The
combat
involve
intricate
molecular
networks
a
spectrum
early
late
stress‐responsive
pathways.
Plant
peptides,
consisting
fewer
than
100
amino
acid
residues,
are
at
forefront
these
responses,
serving
as
pivotal
signalling
molecules.
These
with
roles
similar
phytohormones,
intricately
regulate
plant
growth,
development
facilitate
essential
cell‐to‐cell
communications.
Numerous
studies
underscore
significant
role
small
peptides
in
coordinating
diverse
events
triggered
by
environmental
challenges.
Originating
from
proteolytic
processing
larger
protein
precursors
or
directly
translated
open
reading
frames,
including
microRNA
(miRNA)
encoded
primary
miRNA,
exert
biological
functions
through
binding
membrane‐embedded
receptor‐like
kinases.
This
interaction
initiates
downstream
cellular
cascades,
often
involving
major
phytohormones
reactive
oxygen
species‐mediated
mechanisms.
Despite
advances,
precise
modes
action
for
numerous
other
remain
be
fully
elucidated.
In
this
review,
we
delve
into
dynamics
stress
physiology,
mainly
focusing
shedding
light
significance
face
changing
conditions.
New Crops,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
1, P. 100029 - 100029
Published: May 24, 2024
Drought
is
a
primary
abiotic
stress
affecting
crops,
leading
to
plant
stomatal
closure,
reduced
photosynthetic
capacity,
and
yields
or
even
harvest
failure.
Severe
drought
can
adversely
impact
agricultural
production,
ecosystems,
socio-economic
capacities.
Recently,
researchers
have
studied
the
regulatory
mechanisms
of
crop
resistance
cloned
hundreds
genes
via
genetic
molecular
approaches.
However,
limited
number
been
successfully
employed
in
breeding,
suggesting
that
regulation
too
complex.
More
work
must
be
done
fully
understand
networks
responses
breed
drought-resistant
high-yield
varieties.
This
review
outlines
current
achievements
investigating
responses,
particularly
by
phytohormones
at
transcriptional,
post-translational,
epigenetic
levels
responses.
Finally,
we
examine
problems
potential
solutions
breeding
propose
strategies
for
improvement.
Physiologia Plantarum,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
176(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Abstract
Agricultural
sufficient
productivity
is
of
paramount
importance
for
ensuring
food
security
and
conserving
soil
health
to
support
the
world's
agronomy.
Climatic
abruptions
have
been
emerging
as
one
most
nerve‐pressing
issues
sustainment
planet
Earth
in
twenty‐first
century.
Among
various
environmental
constraints,
drought
stress
stands
out
a
potent
factor
restricting
crop
growth
productivity.
It
triggers
myriad
intricate
responses
plants
combat
underlying
stress‐mediated
adversities.
Gaining
comprehensive
understanding
key
physiological
molecular
mechanisms
that
enable
withstand
crucial
developing
effective
strategies
enhance
resilience.
Ethylene,
gaseous
plant
hormone,
influences
adaptive
measures
adopted
by
subjected
regulating
signal
transduction‐associated
responses.
The
present
review
article
provides
an
in‐depth
critical
roles
ethylene
enhancing
plants'
ability
restrain
severity
stress.
also
highlights
significance
signaling
components
survival
tolerance.
Additionally,
we
illustrated
additive
antagonistic
interactions
with
other
regulators,
which
instigate
tolerance
Conclusively,
this
emphasizes
complex
networks
involved
ethylene‐mediated
tolerance,
providing
valuable
insights
future
research
uncovering
novel
studies
field
biology.