Effect of Ozone on Biotic Stress Tolerance Potential of Wheat

Mina, Usha; Aggarwal, Rashmi; Sinha, Parimal; Bhatia, Arti; Fuloria, Anshul

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-05969-3_23

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“…The fact that all cells respire indicate the significance of anti-oxidant potential measurements. Global warming being a major indicator of greenhouse (ozone) gases that deplete the ozone layer (Mina et al, 2005) suggest that anti-oxidant measurements enable poisonous gas emission control by farmers, gardeners and researchers. Often this fact isn't reported because its viewed as a minor contributor to knowledge, yet, its impact to gardeners, farmers and researchers are great.…”

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Review into experimental parameters of anti-oxidant potential

Singh¹

2017

Braz. J. Biol. Sci.

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Anti-oxidant potential is a scientific term used for a type of biological activity. It is important in order to understanding ways which plant and animal cells interact with the environment. However anti-oxidant potential measurements are influenced by three constituents in cells. It is the physical constraints on compounds that profoundly affect anti-oxidant potential, yet, the biological constraints affect physical and chemical constraints. To tailor design new drugs, potential gradients need to be known so that efficiency in drug commercialisation is achieved. This paper provides insight into anti-oxidant potentials in plant and eukaryote (animal/human) cells.

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Review into experimental parameters of anti-oxidant potential

Singh¹

2017

Braz. J. Biol. Sci.

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“…Acid rain caused by air pollution is another factor to hurt plant individuals (Velikova et al, 2000). It acidifies the soil where many plants species are prone to absorb contaminants including heavy metals (Hajar et al, 2014;Singh et al, 2013), and damaged due to their morphological and anatomical changes (Thawale et al, 2011;Sharma and Tripathi, 2009;Mina et al, 2015). These plant species could be adopted as biological indicator to assess air pollution.…”

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