Journal of Applied and Natural Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(4), С. 1709 - 1718
Опубликована: Дек. 20, 2024
Sorghum
(Sorghum
bicolor
L.)
is
mainly
produced
as
an
infallible
crop
in
semi-arid
and
arid
areas.
Though
the
impact
of
salinity
on
production
extensively
documented,
very
limited
studies
are
available
demonstrating
interaction
between
fodder
quality
irradiance
use
efficiency
sorghum.
To
study
such
interactions,
present
aimed
to
evaluate
resource
different
sorghum
lines
for
evaluation
under
a
varied
regime
(60
120
mM
NaCl),
2017-18,
2018-19
2019-20
kharif
seasons.
grown
June
15,
2018employed
higher
thermal
heat
units
than
July
2,
2019.
genotypes'
differential
yield
responses
various
temperatures
were
due
differences
high
tolerance
during
growth
stages.
The
sown
15th
required
most
growing
degree
days
reach
phenological
stages
physiological
maturity.
SSG
59-3
maintained
crude
protein,
vitro
dry
matter
digestibility
(IVDMD),
protein
yield,
digestible
at
NaCl.
593
exhibited
maximum
green
(GFY)
(DMY),
while
PC-5
had
minimum.
genotype
accumulated
radiation
(281.23
kgha-1
MJ1),
susceptibility
index
(0.42%),
stability
ratio
(87.2%)
both
control
stressed
environments,
showed
moderate
temperature
stress
thus
recorded
lower
index.
Since
there
no
discernible
correlation
agronomic
factors,
it
possible
breed
desired
qualities
using
independent
associations.
results
that
adopted
optimum
allocation
resources
biomass
production,
maximized
potential,
could
be
utilized
breeding
programs
potential
saline
regimes.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15
Опубликована: Июнь 13, 2024
Introduction
The
ongoing
global
expansion
of
salt-affected
land
is
a
significant
factor,
limiting
the
growth
and
yield
crops,
particularly
rice
(
Oryza
sativa
L).
This
experiment
explores
mitigation
salt-induced
damage
in
(cv
BRRI
dhan100)
following
application
plant
growth-promoting
rhizobacteria
(PGPR).
Methods
Rice
seedlings,
at
five-
six-weeks
post-transplanting,
were
subjected
to
salt
stress
treatments
using
50
100
mM
NaCl
seven-day
intervals.
Bacterial
cultures
consisting
endophytic
PGPR
Bacillus
subtilis
B.
aryabhattai
)
an
epiphytic
administered
three
critical
stages:
transplantation
42-day-old
vegetative
stage
five
weeks
post-transplantation,
panicle
initiation
seven
post-transplantation.
Results
Salt
induced
osmotic
stress,
ionic
imbalances,
oxidative
plants,
with
consequent
negative
effects
on
growth,
decrease
photosynthetic
efficiency,
changes
hormonal
regulation,
along
increased
methylglyoxal
(MG)
toxicity.
treatment
alleviated
salinity
by
improving
antioxidant
defenses,
restoring
equilibrium,
enhancing
water
balance,
increasing
nutrient
uptake,
attributes,
bolstering
hormone
synthesis,
MG
detoxification.
Discussion
These
findings
highlight
potential
bolster
physiological
biochemical
functionality
serving
as
effective
buffer
against
stress–induced
damage.
showed
greatest
benefits,
while
both
had
commendable
mitigating
plants.
Salt
stress
is
considered
to
be
one
of
the
major
abiotic
stresses
influencing
rice
growth
and
productivity.
To
improve
crop
productivity
in
saline
soils,
it
essential
choose
a
suitable
variety
for
mitigating
salt
gain
deep
understanding
underlying
mechanisms.
The
current
study
explored
tolerance
mechanism
wild
'HD96-1
(salt
resistive)'
conventional
'IR29
sensitive)'
by
evaluating
morph-physiological,
transcriptomic,
metabolomic
approaches.
Physiological
data
indicated
that
HD96-1
had
higher
chlorophyll
content,
photosynthetic
efficiency,
more
stable
Na+/K+,
less
H₂O₂,
lower
electrolyte
leakage
under
compared
with
IR29.
Transcriptomic
showed
expression
NHXs
IR29
was
significantly
down-regulated
stress,
leading
large
accumulation
Na⁺
cytoplasm,
CHLH,
PORA,
PORB
down-regulated,
inhibiting
synthesis.
maintained
balance
K⁺
increasing
NHX4,
there
no
significant
change
genes
related
synthesis,
which
made
resistant
than
In
addition,
inhibited
excessive
synthesis
hydrogen
peroxide
(H₂O₂)
alleviated
oxidative
damage
down-regulating
ACX4
stress.
promoted
isoleucine
up-regulating
branched-chain
amino
acid
aminotransferase
2
4
might
promote
raffinose
stachyose
gene
galactitol
synthase
2,
which,
turn,
osmotic
pressure
relieved
We
also
found
inhibition
photosynthesis
light-harvesting
chromophore
protein
complex
(LHCH
II)-related
reducing
glucose
metabolites,
respectively.
enhances
regulating
C2H2
bHLH153
transcription
factors.
Under
ionic
efficiency
NHX4
overaccumulation
respectively,
mitigated
promoting
isoleucine,
thereby
enhancing
adaptability
genes,
adaptation
Plants,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
13(10), С. 1312 - 1312
Опубликована: Май 10, 2024
The
growing
issue
of
salinity
is
a
significant
threat
to
global
agriculture,
affecting
diverse
regions
worldwide.
Nitric
oxide
(NO)
serves
as
an
essential
signal
molecule
in
regulating
photosynthetic
performance
under
physiological
and
stress
conditions.
present
study
reveals
the
protective
effects
different
concentrations
(0–300
µM)
sodium
nitroprusside
(SNP,
donor
NO)
on
functions
main
complexes
within
apparatus
maize
(Zea
mays
L.
Kerala)
salt
(150
mM
NaCl).
data
showed
that
SNP
alleviates
salt-induced
oxidative
prevents
changes
fluidity
thylakoid
membranes
(Laurdan
GP)
energy
redistribution
between
two
photosystems
(77K
chlorophyll
fluorescence
ratio
F735/F685).
Chlorophyll
measurements
demonstrated
foliar
spray
with
decline
photosystem
II
(PSII)
open
reaction
centers
(qP)
improves
their
efficiency
(Φexc),
thereby
influencing
QA−
reoxidation.
also
revealed
protects
rate
constants
for
pathways
reoxidation
(k1
k2)
from
caused
by
NaCl
treatment
alone.
Additionally,
there
predominance
interaction
plastoquinone
comparison
recombination
electrons
QA
QB−
oxygen-evolving
complex
(OEC).
analysis
flash
oxygen
evolution
10%
increase
PSII
S0
state,
i.e.,
initial
S0–S1
state
distribution,
modification
Mn
cluster
OEC.
Moreover,
this
demonstrates
SNP-induced
defense
occurs
both
acceptor
sides
PSII,
leading
protection
overall
(PIABS)
efficient
electron
transfer
side
reduction
PSI
end
acceptors
(PItotal).
This
clearly
shows
optimal
at
approximately
50–63
nmoles
NO/g
FW
leaves,
corresponding
50–150
µM
SNP.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15
Опубликована: Сен. 23, 2024
Increasing
soil
salinity,
exacerbated
by
climate
change,
threatens
seed
germination
and
crop
growth,
causing
significant
agricultural
losses.
Using
bioinoculants
based
on
halotolerant
plant
growth-promoting
endophytes
(PGPEs)
in
modern
agriculture
is
the
most
promising
sustainable
method
for
supporting
growth
under
salt-stress
conditions.
Our
study
evaluated
efficacy
of
Pseudomonas
stutzeri
ISE12,
an
endophyte
derived
from
extreme
halophyte
Salicornia
europaea
,
enhancing
salinity
tolerance
sorghum
(
Sorghum
bicolor
L.).
We
hypothesized
that
P.
ISE12
would
improve
salt
to
with
extent
increase
depending
genotype’s
sensitivity
stress.
Experiments
were
conducted
two
genotypes
differing
(Pegah
-
tolerant,
Payam
sensitive),
which
inoculated
a
selected
bacterium
at
different
concentrations
(0,
100,
150,
200
mM
NaCl).
For
germination,
we
measured
percentage
index,
mean
time,
vigor,
shoot
root
length
seedlings,
fresh
dry
weight.
In
pot
experiments,
assessed
number
leaves,
leaf
area,
specific
weight
ratio,
relative
weight,
plantlet
length,
proline
hydrogen
peroxide
concentrations,
peroxidase
enzyme
activity.
demonstrated
inoculation
significantly
enhanced
both
genotypes.
The
salinity-sensitive
genotype
(Payam)
responded
better
bacterial
during
early
seedling
stages,
showing
approximately
1.4
1.8
times
greater
improvement
than
salinity-tolerant
(Pegah).
also
displayed
performance
stage,
between
1.1
2.6
higher
Pegah.
Furthermore,
reduced
peroxide,
activity,
levels
These
reductions
notably
more
pronounced
Payam,
up
1.5,
1.3,
1.5
results
highlight
alleviating
oxidative
stress
reducing
energy
expenditure
defense
mechanisms
sorghum,
particularly
benefiting
salt-sensitive
findings
potential
as
valuable
bioinoculant
promote
saline