Phytochemistry Reviews,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
22(2), P. 407 - 447
Published: April 1, 2023
Abstract
Plant
growth
and
resilience
require
balancing
an
inherently
oxidative
metabolism
with
powerful
antioxidant
systems
that
help
maintain
homeostasis.
When
the
environment
changes,
reactive
oxygen
species
are
potent
indicators
of
change,
allowing
adaptation
through
re-balancing
systems.
A
large
body
evidence
supports
use
exogenously
applied
antioxidants
to
improve
both
plant
their
stress.
Notably,
some
phenotypic
effects
similar
upon
application
chemically
diverse
antioxidants,
while
others
distinct.
In
this
review,
we
analyze
research
from
treatment
experiments
highlight
similarities
in
practical
applications
on
stress
tolerance,
photosynthesis,
native
systems,
phytohormones.
We
also
briefly
cover
specific
individually
what
is
known
about
potential
modes
action.
Given
strong
applications,
discuss
needed
promote
agricultural
use.
Finally,
identify
outstanding
questions
how
exogenous
mechanistically
affects
growth.
The Plant Journal,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
100(4), P. 784 - 800
Published: July 26, 2019
Plants
endure
challenging
environments
in
which
they
are
constantly
threatened
by
diverse
pathogens.
The
soil-borne
fungus
Verticillium
dahliae
is
a
devastating
pathogen
affecting
many
plant
species
including
cotton,
it
significantly
reduces
crop
yield
and
fiber
quality.
Melatonin
involvement
immunity
to
pathogens
has
been
reported,
but
the
mechanisms
of
melatonin-induced
resistance
unclear.
In
this
study,
role
melatonin
enhancing
cotton
V.
was
investigated.
At
transcriptome
level,
exogenous
increased
expression
genes
phenylpropanoid,
mevalonate
(MVA),
gossypol
pathways
after
inoculation.
As
result,
lignin
gossypol,
products
these
metabolic
pathways,
increased.
Silencing
serotonin
N-acetyltransferase
1
(GhSNAT1)
caffeic
acid
O-methyltransferase
(GhCOMT)
biosynthesis
compromised
resistance,
with
reduced
levels
Exogenous
pre-treatment
prior
inoculation
restored
level
above
gene
silencing
effects.
were
higher
resistant
cultivars
than
susceptible
findings
indicate
that
affects
synthesis
MVA,
thereby
dahliae.
Journal of Pineal Research,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
67(1)
Published: March 21, 2019
Abstract
Melatonin
and
abscisic
acid
(ABA)
play
contrasting
roles
in
regulating
leaf
senescence
plants.
The
molecular
mechanism
underlying
the
interaction
between
melatonin
ABA
involved
senescence,
however,
remains
poorly
defined.
Herein,
we
found
that
exogenous
application
of
delayed
Chinese
flowering
cabbage,
accompanied
by
reduced
expression
chlorophyll
catabolic
biosynthetic
genes,
a
lower
endogenous
level.
Significantly,
three
nucleus‐localized
transcriptional
activators
BrABF1,
BrABF4,
BrABI5
were
identified,
their
expressions
repressed
melatonin.
In
vitro
vivo
binding
experiments
revealed
activated
transcription
series
genes
physically
to
promoters.
Moreover,
transient
over‐expression
BrABF1
,
tobacco
leaves
induced
accumulation
promoted
degradation
upregulating
resulting
accelerated
senescence.
These
effects
significantly
attenuated
treatment.
Our
findings
suggest
melatonin‐mediated
inhibition
involves
suppression
ABFs‐mediated
biosynthesis
degradation.
Unraveling
regulatory
controlled
expands
our
understanding
regulation
this
phenomenon
offers
potentially
more
effective
breeding
strategies
for
extending
shelf‐life
cabbage.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
20(10), P. 2408 - 2408
Published: May 15, 2019
Salinity
stress
is
one
of
the
more
prevailing
abiotic
stresses
which
results
in
significant
losses
agricultural
crop
production,
particularly
arid
and
semi-arid
areas
[...]
Plant Biology,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
23(S1), P. 7 - 19
Published: Oct. 24, 2020
Melatonin,
a
molecule
first
discovered
in
animal
tissues,
plays
an
important
role
multiple
physiological
responses
as
possible
plant
master
regulator.
It
mediates
to
different
types
of
stress,
both
biotic
and
abiotic.
Melatonin
reduces
the
negative
effects
associated
with
stressors,
improving
response
by
increasing
stress
tolerance.
When
plants
respond
situations,
they
use
up
large
amount
resources
through
set
perfectly
synchronized
actions.
Responses
mediated
melatonin
plant's
hormones
to,
after
adequate
modulation,
counteract
overcome
action
stressor.
In
this
paper,
we
review
melatonin-plant
hormone
relationships.
Factors
that
trigger
central
are
analysed.
An
extensive
analysis
current
studies
shows
modulates
metabolism
(biosynthesis
catabolism),
rise
or
fall
their
endogenous
levels,
regulation
signalling
elements
how
affects
final
auxin,
gibberellins,
cytokinins,
abscisic
acid,
ethylene,
salicylic
jasmonates,
brassinosteroids,
polyamines
strigolactones.
Lastly,
general
overview
melatonin's
actions
its
regulatory
at
global
level
is
provided
proposals
for
future
research
made.
Horticulture Research,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
8(1)
Published: March 10, 2021
Abstract
Root–shoot
communication
has
a
critical
role
in
plant
adaptation
to
environmental
stress.
Grafting
is
widely
applied
enhance
the
abiotic
stress
tolerance
of
many
horticultural
crop
species;
however,
signal
transduction
mechanism
involved
this
remains
unknown.
Here,
we
show
that
pumpkin-
or
figleaf
gourd
rootstock-enhanced
cold
watermelon
shoots
accompanied
by
increases
accumulation
melatonin,
methyl
jasmonate
(MeJA),
and
hydrogen
peroxide
(H
2
O
).
Increased
melatonin
levels
leaves
were
associated
with
both
increased
rootstocks
MeJA-induced
biosynthesis
plants
under
Exogenous
MeJA
H
enhanced
tolerance,
while
inhibition
attenuated
rootstock-induced
tolerance.
application
induced
but
JA
abolished
rootstock-
melatonin-induced
Additionally,
production
Taken
together,
our
results
suggest
grafting-induced
inducing
.
subsequently
accumulation,
forming
self-amplifying
feedback
loop
leads
This
study
reveals
novel
regulatory
Journal of Experimental Botany,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
73(17), P. 5779 - 5800
Published: Jan. 12, 2022
Phytomelatonin,
a
multifunctional
molecule
that
has
been
found
to
be
present
in
all
plants
examined
date,
an
important
role
as
modulatory
agent
(a
biostimulator)
improves
plant
tolerance
both
biotic
and
abiotic
stress.
We
review
of
phytomelatonin
considers
its
roles
metabolism
particular
interactions
with
hormone
network.
In
the
primary
plants,
melatonin
rate
efficiency
photosynthesis,
well
related
factors
such
stomatal
conductance,
intercellular
CO2,
Rubisco
activity.
It
also
shown
down-regulate
some
senescence
transcription
factors.
Melatonin
up-regulates
many
enzyme
transcripts
carbohydrates
(including
sucrose
starch),
amino
acids,
lipid
metabolism,
optimizing
N,
P,
S
uptake.
With
respect
secondary
clear
increases
polyphenol,
glucosinolate,
terpenoid,
alkaloid
contents
have
described
numerous
melatonin-treated
plants.
Generally,
most
genes
these
biosynthesis
pathways
up-regulated
by
melatonin.
The
great
regulatory
capacity
is
result
control
redox
networks.
acts
master
regulator,
up-/down-regulating
different
levels
signalling,
key
player
homeostasis.
counteract
diverse
critical
situations
pathogen
infections
stresses,
provide
varying
degrees
tolerance.
propose
possible
future
applications
for
crop
improvement
post-harvest
product
preservation.