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[Effects of salt stress on the contents of chlorophyll and organic solutes in Aeluropus littoralis var. sinensis Debeaux].

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After seedlings of Aeluropus sinensis var. sinensis Debeaux were treated with different NaCl concentrations (0-200 mmol/L) for 14 days, some physiological indexes were measured. The higher the NaCl concentration, the more the growth of A. sinensis was inhibited. The increase in root/shoot ratio

Insights into the physiological responses of the facultative halophyte Aeluropus littoralis to the combined effects of salinity and phosphorus availability.

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In this work, we investigate the physiological responses to P deficiency (5μM KH2PO4=D), salt stress (400mM NaCl=C+S), and their combination (D+S) on the facultative halophyte Aeluropus littoralis to understand how plants adapt to these combined stresses. When individually applied, both P deficiency

Chemical Derivatization of Metabolite Mass Profiling of the Recretohalophyte Aeluropus lagopoides Revealing Salt Stress Tolerance Mechanism.

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Plants are the primary producers of food for human being. Their intracellular environment alternation is influenced by abiotic stress factors such as drought, heat and soil salinity. Aeluropus lagopoides is a strong halophyte that grows with ease under high saline muddy banks of creeks of Gujarat,

Excreting and non-excreting grasses exhibit different salt resistance strategies.

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The combination of traits that makes a plant successful under saline conditions varies with the type of plant and its interaction with the environmental conditions. Knowledge about the contribution of these traits towards salt resistance in grasses has great potential for improving the salt

Ion homeostasis in a salt-secreting halophytic grass.

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Salinity adversely affects plant growth and development, and disturbs intracellular ion homeostasis, resulting in cellular toxicity. Plants that tolerate salinity, halophytes, do so by manifesting numerous physiological and biochemical processes in coordination to alleviate cellular ionic imbalance.

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