Current Issues in Molecular Biology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
46(9), С. 9772 - 9784
Опубликована: Сен. 2, 2024
Many
plant
secondary
metabolites
are
active
and
important
in
the
regulation
of
growth.
Certain
plant-derived
diterpenes
known
to
promote
growth,
but
pathways
by
which
this
promotion
occurs
still
unknown.
Activity
screening
revealed
that
diterpene
isopimaric
acid
exhibits
growth-promoting
activity
rice
(
Physiologia Plantarum,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
176(4)
Опубликована: Июль 1, 2024
Abstract
Plants
can
experience
a
variety
of
environmental
stresses
that
significantly
impact
their
fitness
and
survival.
Additionally,
biotic
stress
harm
agriculture,
leading
to
reduced
crop
yields
economic
losses
worldwide.
As
result,
plants
have
developed
defense
strategies
combat
potential
invaders.
These
involve
regulating
redox
homeostasis.
Several
studies
documented
the
positive
role
plant
antioxidants,
including
Ascorbate
(Asc),
under
conditions.
Asc
is
multifaceted
antioxidant
scavenges
ROS,
acts
as
co‐factor
for
different
enzymes,
regulates
gene
expression,
facilitates
iron
transport.
However,
little
attention
has
been
given
its
transport,
regulatory
effects,
interplay
with
phytohormones,
involvement
in
processes
stress.
interacts
other
components
system
phytohormones
activate
various
responses
reduce
growth
pathogens
promote
development
Scientific
reports
indicate
contribute
resistance
against
through
mutual
interactions
hormonal
systems.
This
review
focuses
on
enhancing
pathogens.
Further
research
necessary
gain
more
comprehensive
understanding
molecular
cellular
involved.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
16
Опубликована: Фев. 25, 2025
Citrus
is
widely
recognized
as
one
of
the
most
economically
important
fruit
crops
worldwide.
However,
citrus
growth
frequently
hindered
by
external
environmental
stresses,
which
severely
limit
its
development
and
yield.
The
TGA
(TGACG
motif-binding
factor)
transcription
factors
(TFs)
are
members
bZIP
family
play
essential
roles
in
plant
defense
responses
organ
development.
Nevertheless,
systematic
identification
functional
analysis
remains
unreported.
In
this
study,
genome-wide
identified
a
total
seven
CsTGA
TFs
sinensis,
were
classified
into
five
subgroups.
Phylogenetic
syntenic
revealed
that
genes
highly
conserved,
with
no
tandem
or
segmental
duplication
events
among
members.
Promoter
sequence
numerous
cis-acting
elements
associated
transcriptional
regulation,
phytohormone
response,
adaptation
promoters
genes.
expression
patterns
under
phytohormones
three
abiotic
stresses
demonstrated
significant
multiple
various
forms
adversity.
Among
all
tested
treatments,
CsTGA7
showed
robust
response
to
stresses.
Tissue-specific
pattern
potential
biases
In-depth
localized
nucleus
possessed
activation
activity,
consistent
typical
characteristic
regulators.
summary,
our
research
systematically
investigated
genomic
signature
C.
sinensis
unearthed
functions
signaling
transduction
stress
responses.
Our
study
establishes
basis
for
further
exploration
function
stress.
High-temperature
stress
severely
limits
the
growth,
development,
yield,
and
quality
of
garlic
(Allium
sativum
L.),
but
role
hormone
signaling
in
its
heat
response
remains
unclear.
This
study
examined
changes
seven
plant
hormones
expression
related
genes
leaves
('Xusuan
No.
6')
under
(38
°C
for
0,
2,
4,
24
h).
Growth-promoting
hormones,
auxin
gibberellic
acid,
significantly
decreased
within
2
h
stress,
while
stress-response
including
abscisic
jasmonic
salicylic
ethylene,
increased.
KEGG
pathway
analysis
revealed
significant
to
biosynthesis
signal
transduction,
such
as
NCED
PYR/PYL
ABA
pathway,
LOX
OPR
JA
biosynthesis,
AUX
ARF
IAA
signaling,
ERT
ERF
ethylene
signaling.
A
protein-protein
interaction
network
identified
15
hub
potentially
coordinating
regulation
stress.
These
findings
provide
a
basis
functional
validation
key
hormone-related
heat-stress
suggest
potential
genetic
targets
development
heat-tolerant
varieties.
Plants,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
14(3), С. 361 - 361
Опубликована: Янв. 24, 2025
Silicon
(Si)
has
been
proven
to
enhance
the
stress
resistance
of
rice,
but
its
effect
on
lodging
rice
under
dry
cultivation
(DCR)
is
still
unclear.
The
purpose
this
experiment
clarify
appropriate
amount
silicon
fertilizer
for
DCR
resist
and
elucidate
how
it
coordinates
yield.
This
used
‘Suigeng
18’
cultivar
as
material
set
six
fertilizers
(SiO2)
with
dosages
0,
15,
30,
45,
60,
75
kg·ha−1
(Si0,
Si1,
Si2,
Si3,
Si4,
Si5).
Analyze
effects
key
indicators
from
perspectives
plant
weight
distribution,
stem
structure
composition,
root
architecture.
results
showed
that
Si3
treatment
had
highest
yield
lowest
index
(LI).
increases
upper
three
leaves
4–5
internodes,
thereby
promoting
panicle
An
increase
13.38%
in
2/3PWSI
(weight
4th–5th
stems
leaves/weight
1st–3rd
lower
leaves)
can
reflect
leaf
development
near
panicle.
reduces
GA/IAA
value,
shortens
length
second
internode,
diameters
major
minor
axes,
increasing
culm
thickness
section
modulus
(SM),
achieving
“short
thick”.
also
content
non-structural
carbohydrates
(NSCs)
lignin
cellulose
by
upregulating
expression
levels
CAD7,
PAL,
COMT,
CesA4
genes,
fullness
flexural
strength
(M),
“short,
thick,
strong”
reducing
LI.
38.95%
reduction
IFL
(second
internode
length/fullness)
reflects
positive
stem.
In
underground
part,
adding
CTK/IAA
value
roots,
length,
tip
number,
surface
area,
weight.
coordinating
dosage
reduce
2/3
PWSI
growth.
breeding
focus
relationship
between
basal
fullness,
well
growth
Archives of Insect Biochemistry and Physiology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
118(2)
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Insecticides
play
a
crucial
role
as
the
primary
means
of
controlling
agricultural
pests,
preventing
significant
damage
to
crops.
However,
misuse
these
insecticides
has
led
development
resistance
in
insect
pests
against
major
classes
chemicals.
The
emergence
poses
serious
threat,
especially
when
alternative
options
for
crop
protection
are
limited
farmers.
Addressing
this
challenge
and
developing
new,
effective,
sustainable
pest
management
approaches
is
not
merely
essential
but
also
critically
important.
In
absence
solutions,
understanding
root
causes
behind
insects
becomes
critical
necessity.
Without
understanding,
formulation
effective
combat
remains
elusive.
With
playing
vital
global
food
security
public
health,
mitigating
paramount.
Given
growing
concern
over
insecticides,
review
addresses
research
gap
by
thoroughly
examining
causes,
mechanisms,
potential
solutions.
examines
factors
driving
resistance,
such
evolutionary
pressure
excessive
pesticide
use,
provides
detailed
analysis
including
detoxifying
enzyme
overproduction
target
site
mutations.
Providing
an
it
discusses
integrated
management,
strategic
insecticide
rotation,
use
new
control
technologies
biological
agents.
Emphasizing
urgency
multifaceted
approach,
concise
roadmap
guiding
future
applications.
Abstract
Abiotic
stresses
are
the
major
factors
affecting
growth
and
productivity
of
plants.
After
perceiving
stress,
plants
orchestrate
sophisticated
signaling
to
maximize
their
fitness
under
stress
conditions
which
involves
synthesis
or
inhibition
various
plant
regulators
(PGRs).
Among
others,
ethylene
(ET),
polyamines
(PAs),
nitric
oxide
(NO)
emerging
as
crucial
PGRs
that
shape
responses
stresses.
Interestingly,
biosynthesis
is
interconnected
through
common
precursors,
S-adenosyl
methionine
(SAM)
L-arginine;
therefore,
generation
one
affects
other.
Oxidative
driven
by
production
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS),
a
feature
across
all
types
triggers
several
downstream
such
membrane
damage
osmotic
imbalance.
The
troika
ET-PA-NO
works
in
harmony
ensure
maintenance
ROS
homeostasis
activating
enzymatic
nonenzymatic
antioxidants,
phytohormones
other
PGRs,
stress-related
proteins.
Moreover,
this
trio
also
tailors
stress-specific
closing
stomata
drought
UV-B
inducing
anaerobic
genes
during
hypoxia,
limiting
heavy
metals
uptake
modifying
Casparian
strip,
maintaining
ion/osmotic
integrity
salinity
cold
stress.
In
present
review,
efforts
have
been
made
interconnections
among
well
crosstalk
discrete
abiotic
unveil
understand
interrelated
regulatory
mechanisms.
Microorganisms,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
13(3), С. 630 - 630
Опубликована: Март 11, 2025
The
adoption
of
“consortium”
potential
microorganisms
can
optimize
the
forest
seedling
production
process.
objective
this
study
was
to
evaluate
in
greenhouse
conditions
effect
co-inoculation
between
Trichoderma
harzianum,
Bradyrhizobium
diazoefficiens,
and
B.
elkanni
on
growth
Schizolobium
parahyba
var.
(Vell.)
Blake
seedlings.
treatments
consisted
fungi
strains
(T.
harzianum
ESALQ
1306);
bacteria
(B.
(SEMIA
5080)
+
diazoefficiens
587));
consortium
(Trichoderma
+Bradyrhizobium),
a
control
treatment.
seeds
were
sown,
evaluations
carried
out
120
days
after
sowing.
variables
analyzed
shoot
height
(SH),
stem
diameter
(SD),
root
length
(RL),
fresh
mass
(SFM),
(RFM),
total
biomass
(TFM),
dry
(SDM),
(BIO),
Dickson
quality
index
(DQI).
evaluated
proved
be
effective
S.
parahyba,
with
emphasis
for
parameters,
promoting
an
increase
SH
(23%),
SD
(36%),
RL
(84%).
For
mass,
non-inoculated
seedlings
(control)
obtained
decrease
67%
(TFM)
83%
(BIO)
compared
co-inoculation.
results
indicate
promising
method
production;
biostimulators
allowed
plant
development,
which
led
success
morphometric
indices.
mechanisms
involved
microorganisms’
native
wood
species
allow
their
large
scale
silvicultural
sector
are
still
scarce,
new
research
is
needed
elucidate
physiological
biochemical
involved.