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Title:
The newly synthesized plant growth regulator S-methylmethionine salicylate may provide protection against high salinity in wheat
Authors: Tibor Janda, Radwan Khalil, Judit Tajti, Magda Pál, Gabriella Szalai, Szabolcs Rudnóy, Ilona Rácz, György Kátay, Anna B Molnár, Magdalena A Lejmel, Tihana Marček, Gyöngyvér Gell, Zsófia Birinyi, Éva Darko
Year: 2018
Keywords: Gene expression · Osmotic adjustment · Salicylic acid · Salt stress · S-methylmethionine · Triticum aestivum L
Journal: Plant growth regulation
Volume: 85
Issue: 2
Pages: 305-315
Publisher: Springer Netherlands
Local/International: International
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Abstract:

High salinity is one of the major environmental factors limiting the productivity of crop species worldwide. Improving the stress tolerance of cultivated plants and thus increasing crop yields in an environmentally friendly way is a crucial task in agriculture. In the present work the ability of a new derivative, S-methylmethionine-salicylate (MMS), to improve the salt tolerance of wheat plants was tested parallel with its related compounds salicylic acid and S-methylmethionine. The results show that while these compounds are harmful at relatively high concentration (0.5 mM), they may provide protection against high salinity at lower (0.1 mM) concentration. This was confirmed by gas exchange, chlorophyll content and chlorophyll-a fluorescence induction measurements. While osmotic adjustment probably plays a critical role in the improved salt tolerance, neither Na or K transport from the roots to the shoots nor …

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