Identification and Characterization of the Expansin Genes in Triticum urartu in Response to Various Phytohormones

Peng, Lina; Xu, Yo.; Xu, Feng; Zhang, Ju; Dong, Ji.; Yao, Sh.; Zheng, Feng; Zhao, Qing Shan; Feng, Sh.; Li, F.; Bao-zhong, HU

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“…Proline is an important osmotic regulator when plants respond to environment change. Usually plants are influenced to external stresses (Peng et al 2019(Peng et al , 2020, all kinds of osmoregulation substances, such as proline, betaine, and monosaccharides which will accumulate to deal with the stress through osmotic adjustment (Serrano 1996). Proline accumulation is influenced by drought, salinity, metals, and biotic stresses (Kavi et al 2005, Wang et al 2007.…”

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Characterization of rpp5cs and Rpoat From Rumex Patientia L. In Response to Salinity and Alkalinity Stress

Peng

Sun

et al. 2021

Bangladesh J. Bot.

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Rumex patientia L. can respond to abiotic stresses and withstand low temperatures. Proline accumulation plays important roles under various abiotic stresses in different plants, specially salinity. P5CS and OAT of plants are key enzymes in the proline synthesis pathway. In the present study, the RpP5cs and RpOat genes of the proline synthesis pathway in R. patientia L. were cloned with full-length cDNAs of 2178 bp and 1401 bp. The expression of RpP5cs and RpOat genes were higher in Russian Щавель Чемпион than Chinese R. patientia × R. tianschanicus cv. Rumex under salinity and alkalinity stress over 0 - 24 hrs. These results could provide insights into sequence structure and differential tolerance in many plants. Bangladesh J. Bot. 50(3): 717-727, 2021 (September) Special

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