Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(9), P. 3743 - 3743
Published: April 27, 2024
The
blackberry,
valued
for
its
delicious
fruit,
has
gained
attention
medicinal
bioactive
compounds.
In
vitro
cultivation
methods,
including
nanoparticle
enhancement,
are
increasingly
chosen
due
to
their
advantages
over
traditional
propagation
techniques.
We
tested
the
effect
of
commercial
zinc
oxide
nanoparticles
(ZnONPs)
on
growth
and
development
blackberry
(Rubus
fruticosus
L.)
Navaho
variety
in
an
culture
MS
medium
supplemented
with
0.6
mg
dm−3
BA,
0.1
IBA,
0.01
GA3,
various
concentrations
nanoparticles:
0
(control),
10,
20,
30,
40
dm−3.
morphological
features
plantlets
were
assessed
two
three
months
after
start
culture.
Selected
biological
characteristics
determined.
values
parameters
from
depended
concentration
ZnONPs
medium.
Increasing
negatively
affected
number
length
shoots
roots
fresh
weight
plantlets.
total
phenolic
content
treatments
was
lower
than
control
plants,
but
antioxidant
capacity
as
measured
by
ABTS
method
higher.
chlorophyll
a,
b,
chlorophyll,
carotenoids
decreased
at
higher
addition
increased
reduced
iron
Concentrations
10–30
potassium,
calcium,
magnesium,
zinc,
manganese,
copper,
while
highest
ZnONPs,
these
minerals
similar
control,
except
a
calcium
manganese.
growing
presence
acclimatized
ex
conditions
soil
inoculated
Bacillus
thuringiensis.
Bacteria
added
substrate
favourably
influenced
plants
weight.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: July 11, 2022
Plant
growth
performance
under
a
stressful
environment,
notably
in
the
agriculture
field,
is
directly
correlated
with
rapid
of
human
population,
which
triggers
pressure
on
crop
productivity.
Plants
perceived
many
stresses
owing
to
degraded
land,
induces
low
plant
productivity
and,
therefore,
becomes
foremost
concern
for
future
face
situation
food
scarcity.
Land
degradation
very
notable
environmental
issue
at
local,
regional,
and
global
levels
agriculture.
generates
problems
such
as
drought
desertification,
heavy
metal
contamination,
soil
salinity,
pose
challenges
achieving
UN
Sustainable
Development
goals.
The
itself
has
varied
algorithm
mitigation
arising
due
land;
rhizospheric
system
diverse
modes
efficient
mechanisms
cope
stress
by
numerous
root-associated
microbes.
suitable
microbes
components
root
exudate
interplay
against
build
adaptation
stress-mediated
mechanisms.
problem
iron-deficient
rising
increasing
land
across
globe,
hampers
Therefore,
context
tackle
these
issues,
present
review
aims
identify
plant-stress
status
its
probable
eco-friendly
solution.
Siderophores
are
well-recognized
iron-chelating
agents
produced
associated
rhizosphere.
These
siderophore-producing
sustainable
agents,
may
be
managing
land.
also
focuses
molecular
siderophores
their
chemistry,
cross-talk
between
siderophores-producing
combat
stress,
utilization
Scientia Horticulturae,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
323, P. 112512 - 112512
Published: Oct. 13, 2023
Horticultural
crop
quality
is
an
important
aspect
of
agricultural
production
because
it
directly
influences
customer
preference,
market
value,
and
overall
sustainability.
Micronutrients
are
for
plant
nutrition
they
affect
the
growth,
development,
horticultural
crops.
This
review
provides
in-depth
understanding
role
micronutrients
in
productivity.
study
investigated
characteristics
micronutrients,
their
functions
growth
most
prevalent
micronutrient
deficits
discusses
obstacles
issues
associated
with
each
treatment
technique,
including
soil,
foliar,
fertigation
application.
It
also
emphasizes
effects
on
quality,
such
as
increased
yield,
improvements
fruit
attributes
(size,
color,
flavor),
nutritional
value
bioactive
compounds,
reduced
postharvest
losses,
extended
shelf
life.
Micronutrient
plants
have
been
studied,
absorption,
transport,
accumulation,
well
interactions
other
nutrients
signaling
pathways.
Recent
research
breakthroughs,
studies
specific
synergies,
innovative
methods
application
formulation,
developing
technologies
assessment,
covered
this
review.
The
practical
consequences
recommendations
management
systems
were
investigated,
concerns
regarding
sustainable
efficient
utilization
future
goals.
Overall,
underlines
importance
increasing
productivity,
potential
influence
subject.
Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
252, P. 114619 - 114619
Published: Feb. 6, 2023
The
development
of
agriculture
and
industry
has
led
to
a
gradual
increase
in
the
levels
cadmium
(Cd)
soil,
which,
due
its
high
mobility
makes
Cd
deposition
plants
serious
threat
health
animals
humans.
important
role
melatonin
(MT)
regulating
plant
growth
adaptation
environmental
stress
become
pertinent
research
topic,
but
mechanisms
action
MT
Cd-stressed
Platycladus
orientalis
seedlings
are
unclear.
Here,
we
investigated
mitigation
mechanism
exogenous
application
on
P.
under
stress.
significantly
inhibited
by
disrupting
photosynthetic
pigments,
mineral
balance,
osmotic
oxidative
balance.
In
contrast,
increased
parameters
seedlings,
reduced
accumulation
transfer
content
iron,
manganese,
zinc,
copper,
chlorophyll,
soluble
protein,
sugar,
proline,
glutathione,
activities
superoxide
dismutase
peroxidase,
enhanced
expression
antioxidant-related
genes
(POD,
GST,
APX).
It
also
effectively
hydrogen
peroxide
malondialdehyde
inhibit
production
reactive
oxygen
species,
thus
alleviating
Cd-induced
addition,
upregulated
ethanol
dehydrogenase
(ADH)
gene,
which
is
effective
removing
acetaldehyde
produced
anaerobic
respiration
stress,
thereby
reducing
toxic
effects
orientalis.
results
showed
that
tolerance
photosynthesis,
antioxidant
system
optimal
concentration
was
200
μmol·L-1.
Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(2), P. 566 - 566
Published: Feb. 16, 2023
Under
the
changing
climatic
conditions,
one
of
most
pressing
issues
in
wheat
production
is
improvement
yield
quality,
lack
which
has
a
negative
impact
on
animal
and
human
health.
More
than
25%
world’s
population
are
affected
by
micronutrient
deficiencies
food
products,
problem
known
as
hidden
hunger.
Thus,
effective
management
crucial
for
improving
both
quantity
quality
increasing
plant’s
ability
to
tolerate
various
environmental
stresses
diseases.
In
this
review,
previous
works
were
assessed
investigate
significance
fertilizers
their
interaction
effects
grain
including
high-quality
nutritionally
rich
products.
The
application
micronutrients
mixed
with
macronutrients
significantly
increases
plant
growth,
physiological
traits,
components,
yield,
traits.
Among
types
applications,
foliar
nutrients
very
profitable
due
its
efficiency
terms
economics,
ecology,
qualitative
quantitative
yield.
short,
in-depth
studies
needed
determine
best
concentrations,
forms,
times
micro-fertilizers
field
mitigate
challenges
demand
steadily
rising
world
growth
reducing
rates
nutritional
deficiency.
Plant Physiology and Biochemistry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
206, P. 108281 - 108281
Published: Dec. 24, 2023
The
study
evaluates
the
impact
of
two
metal
oxide
nanoparticles:
copper
(CuO)
and
zinc
(ZnO)
on
growth
physiology
Raphanus
sativus
L.
(radish)
under
salinity
stress.
Fifteen
days
old
seedlings
R.
were
subjected
to
different
concentrations
salt
stress
(0
mM,
150
300
mM
NaCl)
alone
in
interaction
with
100
mgL
The Plant Cell,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
35(6), P. 2157 - 2185
Published: Feb. 23, 2023
Abstract
Copper
(Cu)
and
iron
(Fe)
are
essential
micronutrients
that
toxic
when
accumulating
in
excess
cells.
Thus,
their
uptake
by
roots
is
tightly
regulated.
While
plants
sense
respond
to
local
Cu
availability,
the
systemic
regulation
of
has
not
been
documented
contrast
control
Fe
uptake.
abundance
phloem
suggested
act
systemically,
regulating
expression
genes
roots.
Consistently,
shoot-to-root
signaling
disrupted
Arabidopsis
thaliana
mutants
lacking
companion
cell-localized
transporter,
OLIGOPEPTIDE
TRANSPORTER
3
(AtOPT3).
We
report
AtOPT3
also
transports
heterologous
systems
contributes
its
delivery
from
sources
sinks
planta.
The
opt3
mutant
contained
less
phloem,
was
sensitive
deficiency
mounted
a
transcriptional
response
young
leaves.
Feeding
Cu-
or
Fe-deficient
wild-type
seedlings
with
via
leaves
downregulated
both
Fe-deficiency
marker
These
data
suggest
existence
signaling,
highlight
complexity
Cu/Fe
interactions,
role
fine-tuning
root
responses
plant
needs.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(13), P. 6993 - 6993
Published: June 26, 2024
Copper
(Cu)
is
an
essential
nutrient
for
plant
growth
and
development.
This
metal
serves
as
a
constituent
element
or
enzyme
cofactor
that
participates
in
many
biochemical
pathways
plays
key
role
photosynthesis,
respiration,
ethylene
sensing,
antioxidant
systems.
The
physiological
significance
of
Cu
uptake
compartmentalization
plants
has
been
underestimated,
despite
the
importance
cellular
metabolic
processes.
As
micronutrient,
low
requirements
plants.
However,
its
bioavailability
may
be
significantly
reduced
alkaline
organic
matter-rich
soils.
deficiency
severe
widespread
nutritional
disorder
affects
In
contrast,
excessive
levels
available
soil
can
inhibit
photosynthesis
induce
oxidative
stress.
affect
productivity
potentially
pose
serious
health
risks
to
humans
via
bioaccumulation
food
chain.
Plants
have
evolved
mechanisms
strictly
regulate
uptake,
transport,
homeostasis
during
long-term
environmental
adaptation.
review
provides
comprehensive
overview
diverse
functions
chelators,
chaperones,
transporters
involved
their
regulatory
responses
varying
availability
conditions.
Finally,
we
identified
future
research
needs
enhance
our
understanding
regulating
stress
will
pave
way
improving
utilization
efficiency
and/or
tolerance
crops
grown
Cu-contaminated
Current Issues in Molecular Biology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
46(6), P. 5194 - 5222
Published: May 24, 2024
Plants
being
sessile
are
exposed
to
different
environmental
challenges
and
consequent
stresses
associated
with
them.
With
the
prerequisite
of
minerals
for
growth
development,
they
coordinate
their
mobilization
from
soil
through
roots.
Phosphorus
(P)
iron
(Fe)
macro-
micronutrient;
P
serves
as
an
important
component
biological
macromolecules,
besides
driving
major
cellular
processes,
including
photosynthesis
respiration,
Fe
performs
function
a
cofactor
enzymes
vital
metabolic
pathways.
These
help
in
maintaining
plant
vigor
via
alterations
pH,
nutrient
content,
release
exudates
at
root
surface,
changing
dynamics
microbial
population,
modulation
activity
redox
enzymes.
Despite
this,
low
solubility
relative
immobilization
make
them
inaccessible
utilization
by
plants.
Moreover,
plants
have
evolved
distinct
mechanisms
cope
these
coregulate
levels
(Fe,
P,
etc.)
toward
maintenance
homeostasis.
The
present
study
aims
examining
uptake
translocation,
storage,
role
executing
processes
It
also
summarizes
toxicological
aspects
terms
effects
on
germination,
uptake,
plant–water
relationship,
overall
yield.
Considered
indispensable
sustainable
agriculture,
separate
section
covers
current
knowledge
cross-talk
between
integrates
complete
balanced
information
effect
hormone
levels.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Aug. 30, 2024
The
contamination
of
soil
and
water
with
high
levels
heavy
metals
(HMs)
has
emerged
as
a
significant
obstacle
to
agricultural
productivity
overall
crop
quality.
Certain
HMs,
although
serving
essential
micronutrients,
are
required
in
smaller
quantities
for
plant
growth.
However,
when
present
higher
concentrations,
they
become
very
toxic.
Several
studies
have
shown
that
balance
out
the
harmful
effects
complex
systems
needed
at
molecular,
physiological,
biochemical,
cellular,
tissue,
whole
levels.
This
could
lead
more
crops
being
grown.
Our
review
focused
on
HMs'
resources,
occurrences,
implications.
will
also
look
how
plants
react
HMs
affect
seed
performance
well
benefits
provide
plants.
Furthermore,
examines
transport
genes
their
metabolic
responses
HMs.
We
examined
obstacles
potential
management
strategies.