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南京农业大学农学院《Journal of Integrative Plant Biology》发表张红生教授团队“Potassium transporter OsHAK9 regulates seed germination under salt stress by preventing gibberellin degradation through mediating OsGA2ox7 in rice”（图）
张红生 种子 作物遗传
2024/6/11
盐害是制约全世界作物生长的主要非生物胁迫之一，全球有6%土地和20%灌溉用地受到盐害影响，严重制约了农作物生长发育和产量。水稻作为全球主要粮食作物之一，对盐胁迫敏感。盐胁迫条件下，水稻种子萌发和幼苗形态建成显著受抑制，严重制约了我国水稻直播的推广和盐碱地区耕地利用。因此，挖掘鉴定控制水稻种子萌发的关键基因，阐明其在盐胁迫条件下调控种子活力的分子机制，对培育适合盐碱地生长的种子高活力耐盐水稻品种和保...
Early ABA-stimulated maintenance of Cl− homeostasis by mepiquat chloride priming confers salt tolerance in cotton seeds.
MC浸种 棉花 种子萌发期 耐盐性 分子生理机制
2024/5/17
土壤盐渍化是影响植物生长和农作物产量等非常严峻的环境问题，盐渍化荒地的开发和改良成为亟待解决的全球性问题。虽然棉花是一种比较耐盐的农作物，但土壤盐分浓度过大也会对棉花产生严重的危害，尤其是种子萌发期对盐胁迫十分敏感。缩节胺(MC)是棉花生产上用来调控棉株长势长相促进丰产比较成功的植物生长延缓剂；除了控制棉花徒长，MC浸种对棉花的生理特性也会产生显著影响，可促进棉花根系发育、提高根系活力，因此MC浸...
Salt stress induced changes in germination, sugars, starch and enzyme of carbohydrate metabolism in Abelmoschus esculentus (L.) Moench seeds
Abelmoschus esculentus germination seeds salinity starch
2011/1/10
During germination stage, the influence of NaCl on cumulative germination percentage, starch, total soluble sugar and phenol content in okra (Abelmoschus esculentus (L.) Moench, cultivar Marsaouia) se...
Salt stress induced changes in germination, sugars, starch and enzyme of carbohydrate metabolism in Abelmoschus esculentus (L.) Moench seeds
Abelmoschus esculentus germination seeds salinity starch
2011/1/11
During germination stage, the influence of NaCl on cumulative germination percentage, starch, total soluble sugar and phenol content in okra (Abelmoschus esculentus (L.) Moench, cultivar Marsaouia) se...
GERMINATION PERFORMANCE OF SEQUENTIALLY HARVESTED TOMATO (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.) SEED LOTS DURING SEED DEVELOPMENT UNDER SALT AND OSMOTIC STRESS
seed lots germination salt and osmotic stress
2010/12/2
This work concluded that tomato seeds harvested 70 days after anthesis showed the maximum germination not only under water but also salt stress. Seeds harvested earlier or later were more sensitive to...