Abiotic stress-related genes governing signal transduction cascades in wild plants with emphasis to those in Hordeum spontaneum

Abulfaraj, Aala A.; Qari, Sameer H.; Abuljadayel, Dalia A.; Hassoubah, Shahira

doi:10.1007/s13562-021-00660-6

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“…In terms of the trpA gene, the encoded enzyme catalyzes the last step in tryptophan biosynthesis. This amino acid is known for its important role in auxin production and subsequent signal transduction cascades that help plant cells approach the “Plant hormone and signal transduction” pathway to promote growth under stress conditions ( Abulfaraj et al, 2022 ). Expression of ASNS gene in wheat leaves is involved in asparagine biosynthesis and metabolism as a response to sulfur deficiency ( Gao et al, 2016 , Postles et al, 2016 ).…”

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Relationships between some transcription factors and concordantly expressed drought stress-related genes in bread wheat

Abulfaraj

2023

Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences

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Relationships between some transcription factors and concordantly expressed drought stress-related genes in bread wheat

Abulfaraj

2023

Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences

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Crop wild relatives in Lebanon: mapping the distribution of Poaceae and Fabaceae priority taxa for conservation planning

Sayde

Raggi

Chalak

et al. 2023

Genet Resour Crop Evol

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Lebanon is a part of the Fertile Crescent recognized for its agrobiodiversity wealth in terms of both cultivated plants and crop wild relatives (CWR) diversity. Within the context of climate change and its adverse effect on agrobiodiversity, conservation of CWRs in Lebanon is essential to prevent the loss of potentially useful genetic diversity and to facilitate their use in crop breeding. To establish a comprehensive conservation plan for Lebanese CWR belonging to Poaceae and Fabaceae, in this study we prioritized 16 taxa based on their value for world security and local economy, gene pool (primary and secondary) and genome type (A, B and D for Triticum genera). Georeferenced occurrence data of populations belonging to the prioritized taxa list were retrieved from different sources and imported into QGIS to visualize by mapping their distribution in-situ and ex-situ on the Lebanese territory, highlighting sites with highest density per genus and sites characterised by the highest taxa richness. The analysis allowed to identify Lebanese areas that still need further surveying actions (mainly the south-west parts of the country) and showed that priority taxa had different distribution pattern independently from genus. Bekaa and Baalbak governorates were evaluated to include sites represented with highest taxa richness, which makes them preliminary contenders to be included within in-situ conservation actions. This study provided a foundation for further research into the conservation planning of crop wild relatives belonging to Poaceae and Fabaceae in Lebanon by identifying areas with highest taxa richness.

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Roles of TOR signaling in nutrient deprivation and abiotic stress

Haq

Shang

Xie

et al. 2022

Journal of Plant Physiology

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Abiotic stress-related genes governing signal transduction cascades in wild plants with emphasis to those in Hordeum spontaneum

Cited by 3 publications

References 69 publications

Relationships between some transcription factors and concordantly expressed drought stress-related genes in bread wheat

Relationships between some transcription factors and concordantly expressed drought stress-related genes in bread wheat

Crop wild relatives in Lebanon: mapping the distribution of Poaceae and Fabaceae priority taxa for conservation planning

Roles of TOR signaling in nutrient deprivation and abiotic stress

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