Toxics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(8), P. 577 - 577
Published: Aug. 8, 2024
Potential
toxic
element
(PTE)
pollution
has
emerged
as
a
significant
environmental
and
social
concern
in
global
agriculture.
Chromium
(Cr)
occurs
different
oxidation
states
naturally,
among
them
Cr(VI),
which
is
highly
toxic.
This
study
carried
out
biochemical
molecular
tests
to
elucidate
the
accumulation
of
total
soluble
phenolics
(TSPs)
rice
plants
exposed
Cr(VI)
at
2.0,
8.0,
16.0
mg
Cr/L,
emphasizing
interaction
between
polyamines
(PAs)
abscisic
acid
(ABA).
The
results
revealed
Cr
tissues
plants,
hindered
their
growth.
exposure
increased
ABA
concentration,
with
higher
levels
detected
shoots
than
roots.
TSP
concentration
showed
positive
relationship
supplied
concentrations
Cr(VI).
measured
PAs,
including
spermine
(Spm),
putrescine
(Put),
spermidine
(Spd),
exhibited
varied
responses
stress,
only
Spm
increasing
concentrations.
Real-time
qRT-PCR
PAs
synthesis-associated
genes
such
OsADC1,
OsAIH,
OsCPA1,
OsCPA4
were
significantly
up-regulated
shoot
treated
These
are
associated
second
pathway
Put
synthesis,
originating
from
Arg.
Almost
all
activated
Met
well.
Moreover,
involved
interconversion
three
species
completely
exposure.
Overall,
analysis
gene
expression
data
indicate
that
likely
enhance
subjected
toxicity.
Biochemical
and
molecular
mechanisms
have
been
essential
to
reduce
various
insect
attacks
on
plants.
The
biochemical
methods
are
wide
involving
direct
indirect
defenses.
defensive
chemical
substances
secreted
effectively
the
wound
caused
by
herbivores
(insects
phytopathogens)
Plants
responded
producing
VOCs
which
draw
natural
enemies
of
insects
phytopathogens.
progress
observed
in
cognition
stimulus
plants
their
potential
control
responses
is
characterized
modification
shifts
our
attention
development
endogenous
resistance
preserving
crops.
main
objective
implementing
a
biotechnological
mechanism
crop
production
employ
durable
multimechanistic
alternatives
pests
via
plant
produces
upon
encountering
attack.
Toxics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(8), P. 577 - 577
Published: Aug. 8, 2024
Potential
toxic
element
(PTE)
pollution
has
emerged
as
a
significant
environmental
and
social
concern
in
global
agriculture.
Chromium
(Cr)
occurs
different
oxidation
states
naturally,
among
them
Cr(VI),
which
is
highly
toxic.
This
study
carried
out
biochemical
molecular
tests
to
elucidate
the
accumulation
of
total
soluble
phenolics
(TSPs)
rice
plants
exposed
Cr(VI)
at
2.0,
8.0,
16.0
mg
Cr/L,
emphasizing
interaction
between
polyamines
(PAs)
abscisic
acid
(ABA).
The
results
revealed
Cr
tissues
plants,
hindered
their
growth.
exposure
increased
ABA
concentration,
with
higher
levels
detected
shoots
than
roots.
TSP
concentration
showed
positive
relationship
supplied
concentrations
Cr(VI).
measured
PAs,
including
spermine
(Spm),
putrescine
(Put),
spermidine
(Spd),
exhibited
varied
responses
stress,
only
Spm
increasing
concentrations.
Real-time
qRT-PCR
PAs
synthesis-associated
genes
such
OsADC1,
OsAIH,
OsCPA1,
OsCPA4
were
significantly
up-regulated
shoot
treated
These
are
associated
second
pathway
Put
synthesis,
originating
from
Arg.
Almost
all
activated
Met
well.
Moreover,
involved
interconversion
three
species
completely
exposure.
Overall,
analysis
gene
expression
data
indicate
that
likely
enhance
subjected
toxicity.