Effects of different crushing methods on the properties and flavor of selenium-enriched sweet potato leaves
Qi Gao,
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Jianan Chen,
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Yu-lu Tian
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et al.
Food Chemistry X,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
26, P. 102266 - 102266
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
In
this
study,
the
physical,
chemical,
structural,
and
antioxidant
characteristics
of
selenium
(Se)-enriched
sweet
potato
leaves
(SSPL)
powder
produced
through
shear
breaking
superfine
grinding
were
examined.
The
SSPL
had
a
brighter
color,
smaller
particle
size,
spherical
shape.
showed
improved
dispersibility
solubility
but
reduced
liquidity.
Superfine
destroyed
crystalline
area
decreased
thermal
stability,
while
Se
application
did
not
significantly
change
ordered
structure.
Correlation
analysis
that
could
improve
crude
fiber,
lipid,
total
flavonoids,
polyphenol,
enhance
activities
compared
to
breaking.
enrichment
can
content
protein
DPPH•
scavenging
activity
reducing
power.
flavor
characteristic
was
altered
with
different
crushing
methods
concentrations.
serve
as
potential
resource
for
new
solid
beverage.
Language: Английский
Dynamics of homeostats: the basis of electrical, chemical, hydraulic, pH and calcium signaling in plants
Leslie Contador-Álvarez,
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Tamara Rojas-Rocco,
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Talía Rodríguez-Gómez
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et al.
Quantitative Plant Biology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
6
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Abstract
Homeostats
are
important
to
control
homeostatic
conditions.
Here,
we
have
analyzed
the
theoretical
basis
of
their
dynamic
properties
by
bringing
K
homeostat
out
steady
state
(i)
an
electrical
stimulus,
(ii)
external
imbalance
in
+
or
H
gradient
(iii)
a
readjustment
transporter
activities.
The
reactions
such
changes
can
be
divided
into
short-term
response
(tens
milliseconds),
where
membrane
voltage
changed
along
with
concentrations
ions
that
not
very
abundant
cytosol
(H
and
Ca
2+
),
long-term
(minutes
longer)
caused
slow
concentrations.
mechanistic
insights
its
dynamics
limited
but
generalized,
providing
new
perspective
on
electrical,
chemical,
hydraulic,
pH
signaling
plants.
results
presented
here
also
provide
background
for
optogenetic
experiments
Language: Английский
A comprehensive review on rice responses and tolerance to salt stress
Obed Kweku Sackey,
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Naijie Feng,
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Y A Mohammed
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et al.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: March 31, 2025
The
challenge
of
salinity
stress
significantly
impacts
global
rice
production,
especially
in
coastal
and
arid
regions
where
the
salinization
agricultural
soils
is
on
rise.
This
review
explores
complex
physiological,
biochemical,
genetic
mechanisms
contributing
to
tolerance
(Oryza
sativa
L.)
while
examining
agronomic
multidisciplinary
strategies
bolster
resilience.
Essential
adaptations
encompass
regulation
ionic
balance,
management
antioxidants,
adjustments
osmotic
pressure,
all
driven
by
genes
such
as
OsHKT1;5
transcription
factors
like
OsbZIP73.
evolution
breeding
strategies,
encompassing
traditional
methods
cutting-edge
innovations,
has
produced
remarkable
salt-tolerant
varieties
FL478
BRRI
dhan47.
advancements
this
field
are
enhanced
including
integrated
soil
management,
crop
rotation,
chemical
treatments
spermidine,
which
through
antioxidant
activity
transcriptional
mechanisms.
Case
studies
from
South
Asia,
Sub-Saharan
Africa,
Middle
East
and,
Australia
demonstrate
transformative
potential
utilizing
varieties;
however,
challenges
persist,
polygenic
nature
tolerance,
environmental
variability,
socioeconomic
barriers.
highlights
importance
collaborative
efforts
across
various
disciplines,
merging
genomic
technologies,
sophisticated
phenotyping,
inclusive
practices
foster
climate-resilient
sustainable
cultivation.
work
seeks
navigate
complexities
its
implications
for
food
security,
employing
inventive
cohesive
confront
posed
climate
change.
Language: Английский
An auxin homeostat allows plant cells to establish and control defined transmembrane auxin gradients
New Phytologist,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
244(4), P. 1422 - 1436
Published: Sept. 15, 2024
Summary
Extracellular
auxin
maxima
and
minima
are
important
to
control
plant
developmental
programs.
Auxin
gradients
provided
by
the
concerted
action
of
proteins
from
three
major
plasma
membrane
(PM)
transporter
classes
AUX1/LAX,
PIN
ATP‐BINDING
CASSETTE
subfamily
B
(ABCB)
transporters.
But
neither
genetic
nor
biochemical
modeling
approaches
have
been
able
reliably
assign
individual
roles
interplay
these
types.
Based
on
thermodynamic
properties
transporters,
we
show
here
mathematical
computational
simulations
that
different
types
allows
adjustment
specific
transmembrane
gradients.
The
dynamic
flexibility
‘auxin
homeostat’
comes
at
cost
an
energy‐consuming
cycling’
across
membrane.
An
unexpected
finding
was
potential
functional
ABCB‐PIN
synchronization
appears
allow
optimization
trade‐off
between
speed
PM
gradient
one
hand
ATP
consumption
disturbance
general
anion
homeostasis
other.
In
conclusion,
our
analyses
provide
fundamental
insights
into
constraints
transport
in
plants.
Language: Английский
Potassium homeostasis and signalling: from the whole plant to the subcellular level
Quantitative Plant Biology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
6
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Abstract
Potassium
is
an
essential
macronutrient
required
for
plant
growth
and
development.
Over
the
recent
decade,
important
signalling
role
of
K
+
has
emerged.
Here,
we
discuss
some
aspects
such
at
various
levels
functional
organisation.
The
topic
covered
include:
(1)
mechanisms
long-distant
transport
in
xylem
phloem
molecular
identity
regulation
loading
unloading
into
vasculature;
(2)
essentiality
physiological
roles
cycling
between
shoots
roots;
(3)
sensing
low
;
(4)
maintenance
homeostasis
cellular
level;
(5)
stress-induced
modulation
cytosolic
as
a
signal
adaptive
responses
to
hostile
environment;
(6)
stress-specific
“signatures”
their
decoding
by
purine
metabolism
H
-ATPase
activity;
(7)
loss
metabolic
switch
regulator
autophagy;
(8)
vacuolar
sensing.
Language: Английский