Co-application of melatonin and zeolite boost bamboo tolerance under cadmium by enhancing antioxidant capacity, osmolyte accumulation, plant nutrient availability, and decreasing cadmium absorption

Emamverdian, Abolghassem; Ghorbani, Abazar; Pehlivan, Necla; Alwahibi, Mona S; Elshikh, Mohamed S; Liu, Guohua; Li, Yang; Barker, James; Zargar, Meisam; Chen, Moxian

doi:10.1016/j.scienta.2023.112433

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“…In addition, the lines containing Rht-B1b and Rht-D1b are shorter than the genotypes containing Rht-B1a and Rht-D1a, Rht-B1b and Rht-D1b also have smaller leaves (Zhang et al, 2013). However, recent studies have shown that Rht-B1b and Rht-D1b significantly improved wheat yield potential when using nitrogen fertilizers but reduced the length of coleoptiles, the strength of seedlings, and the weight of grain (Emamverdian et al, 2023b). This leads to the need to consider such wheat indicators as grain size, the weight of 1000 grains, coleoptile length, and quality indicators in the selection of hybrids and varieties that directly affect the quantity and quality of the crop (Ukozehasi et al, 2022;Voronov et al, 2023;Zargar et al, 2023).…”

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Ameliorating Spring Wheat Productivity in Drought Conditions: Identification of Correlations of Rht (-b1a, -b1b, d1a, d1b) Semi-dwarfism Genes and Coarse-Grained TaGW8-b1a, TaGS 5–3a

Zotova,

Aibek,

Gajimuradova

et al. 2023

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Wheat yield plays an important role in the global economy. Changing climate conditions and increased drought negatively affect grain yield. Currently, breeding programs are aimed at improving wheat productivity. To accelerate the selection process of hybrids and parental forms for crosses, it is essential to pay attention to plants' phenotypic and genetic potential. We studied the genes of the "green revolution" group Rht and coarse-grained TaGW and TaGS to increase yields by selecting optimal parameters for wheat. We focused on short-stemmed and coarse-grained characteristics in a dry climate and conducted a correlation analysis between the genetic potential of wheat varieties and hybrids and their phenotypic manifestation in drought conditions. Rht-D1b significantly reduced the height of plants by 51.67% and reduced the coleoptile length by 30.45%. At the same time, TaGW8-B1a increased the grain width by 13.37%. However, in the presence of Rht-D1b and Rht-B1b in the genome, the 1000-kernal weight was 35.06 g (p<0.05), the Rht-B1b gene enhanced it by 9% (p<0.05), while both Rht-D1a and Rht-B1a alleles gave a 1000-kernal weight of 37.96 g (p<0.05). The Rht-D1b and Rht-B1b alleles gave 18.5 seeds per ear, while the Rht-D1a and Rht-B1a alleles gave the value of grains per ear -24.1 pcs. The data obtained indicated the relationship of phenotypic and genetic parameters in wheat between the coarse-grained and short-stemmed genes, which makes it possible to select based on the genetic parameters of varieties and hybrids, thereby speeding up the selection process.

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Ameliorating Spring Wheat Productivity in Drought Conditions: Identification of Correlations of Rht (-b1a, -b1b, d1a, d1b) Semi-dwarfism Genes and Coarse-Grained TaGW8-b1a, TaGS 5–3a

Zotova,

Aibek,

Gajimuradova

et al. 2023

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“…By reducing the effects of environmental contamination, it will boost productivity and decrease agricultural waste that arises indirectly. Therefore, it seems necessary to introduce nanotechnology into all agricultural systems, along with further research and field application [4][5][6]. Nanotechnology involves the manipulation or self-assembly of single atoms, molecules, or molecular clusters into structures to produce materials and products with novel or different features.…”

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New Advances in Nano-Enabled Weed Management Using Poly(Epsilon-Caprolactone)-Based Nanoherbicides: A Review

Zargar,

Bayat,

Saquee

et al. 2023

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The number of effective herbicides available to farmers is steadily decreasing due to increasing herbicide resistance. It seems very important to address and effectively deal with the main weed management challenges (low crop yield and environmental pollution) by investigating the potential of newly introduced materials, such as biocompatible polymer-based nanoparticles. The current review aims to encourage agricultural or environmental researchers to conduct new research on the synthesis and application of modified herbicides, such as nanoherbicides, for application in weed management and to provide a comprehensive foundation on the topic. Such nanosystems could help with the promotion of the controlled release of active ingredients and extend their action time, resulting in a reduction in dose and application number; improve the physical and chemical characteristics of the herbicide to increase foliar adhesion; prevent degradation that results from environmental factors (such as sunlight, temperature, microorganisms, or pH); and decrease herbicide leaching and contamination of the environment. Furthermore, it has been indicated that some polymeric nanocarriers can penetrate biological barriers, including membranes and plant cell walls, and translocate across vascular tissues, resulting in a more efficient delivery of active ingredients. Poly(epsilon-caprolactone) is a biocompatible material that is easily decomposable by enzymes and fungi. PCL nanoparticles could be applied as nanocarriers of herbicides in agriculture due to their low toxicity, their potential for large-scale synthesis from inexpensive materials, their ability to dissolve herbicides, their high loading capacity, and their ability to help minimize the chemical decomposition of herbicides.

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Meja and GABA up-regulate growth and PS II photochemistry in brinjal and tomato seedlings exposed to cadmium toxicity

Singh,

Vimal,

Prasad

2024

Plant Growth Regul

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Co-application of melatonin and zeolite boost bamboo tolerance under cadmium by enhancing antioxidant capacity, osmolyte accumulation, plant nutrient availability, and decreasing cadmium absorption

Cited by 16 publications

References 92 publications

Ameliorating Spring Wheat Productivity in Drought Conditions: Identification of Correlations of Rht (-b1a, -b1b, d1a, d1b) Semi-dwarfism Genes and Coarse-Grained TaGW8-b1a, TaGS 5–3a

Ameliorating Spring Wheat Productivity in Drought Conditions: Identification of Correlations of Rht (-b1a, -b1b, d1a, d1b) Semi-dwarfism Genes and Coarse-Grained TaGW8-b1a, TaGS 5–3a

New Advances in Nano-Enabled Weed Management Using Poly(Epsilon-Caprolactone)-Based Nanoherbicides: A Review

Meja and GABA up-regulate growth and PS II photochemistry in brinjal and tomato seedlings exposed to cadmium toxicity

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