Potential of Vicia faba and Brassica arvensis for phytoextraction of soil contaminated with cadmium, lead and nickel

Correlation Coefficients Between Physiology, Biochemistry, Common Economic Traits and Yield of Cotton Cultivars Under Full and Deficit Irrigated Conditions.

“…The experiments of a number of researchers (Rahman M., 2008[24]., Abdel Hafiz, A. D., 2012 [2]) in condition of water deficiency are also confirmed by our experience with the observed decrease in yield, mass in per boll and the number of boll per plant.…”

“…Carotenoids, the main component of chloroplast in plants, protect plants from photooxidation under stress [21]. A number of scientists in their experiments note that lack of water can have a negative effect on plant development, which will lead to a decrease in plant productivity by 50% [2,21,23,25].…”

Analysis of an Experiment Carried Out on the Lines and Varieties of Fine Fiber Cotton

“…A number of functional systems have been formed in the plant body that can withstand oxidative stress. In particular, various enzymes present in the cells of plant tissue reduce the level of formation of reactive oxygen species and, in turn, are involved in increasing the plant's resistance to adverse environmental conditions [2]. Additionally, low concentrations of photosynthetic pigments and reduced photosynthetic potential limit plant productivity.…”

“…Shakeel Ahmad Anjum, Xiao-yu Xie1, Long-chang Wang, Muhammad Farrukh Saleem, Chen Man and Wang Lei (2011) stated that under conditions of water deficiency, loss of chlorophyll level can be caused by the destruction of mask cells in plants [3]. Besides, Abdel Hafiz Adam Dahab, Bahaeldeen Babiker Mohamed, Tayyab Husnain and Muhammad Saed (2012) stated in their experiments note that lack of water can have a negative effect on plant development, which will lead to a decrease in plant productivity by 50% [2]. At present, some scientists are carrying out a lot of experiments on the issues of creating new varieties of fine fiber cotton and looking for some key components to adapt them in drought conditions.…”