The Priming of Potato Plants Induced by Brassinosteroids Reduces Oxidative Stress and Increases Salt Tolerance
Copyright policy ) Khripach, Vladimir A.; Boyko, E. V.; Malofii, M. K.; Kolomeichuk, L. V.; Murgan, O. K.; Vidershpun, A. N.; Mukhamatdinova, E. A.; +2 Authors
Khripach, Vladimir A.; Boyko, E. V.; Malofii, M. K.; Kolomeichuk, L. V.; Murgan, O. K.; Vidershpun, A. N.; Mukhamatdinova, E. A.; Kuznetsov, Vladimir V.; Efimova, Marina V.;
The Priming of Potato Plants Induced by Brassinosteroids Reduces Oxidative Stress and Increases Salt Tolerance
This is the first study to show that brief pretreatment of potato plants with two brassinosteroids differing in structure causes in plants the ability to react to delayed salt stress by accumulation of compounds with antioxidant activity and by increased salt tolerance.
- Department of Biological Sciences Russian Federation
- Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry Belarus
- National Research University of Electronic Technology Russian Federation
- Tomsk State Pedagogical University Russian Federation
- Timiryazev Institute of Plant Physiology Russian Federation
Oxidative Stress, Plant Growth Regulators, окислительный стресс, брассиностероиды, Brassinosteroids, Salt Tolerance, картофель, солеустойчивость, Solanum tuberosum
Oxidative Stress, Plant Growth Regulators, окислительный стресс, брассиностероиды, Brassinosteroids, Salt Tolerance, картофель, солеустойчивость, Solanum tuberosum
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