Effect of ethylene pretreatment on tomato plant responses to salt, drought, and waterlogging stress
Petar Mohorović,
Batist Geldhof,
Kristof Holsteens
et al.
Abstract:Salinity, drought, and waterlogging are common environmental stresses that negatively impact plant growth, development, and productivity. One of the responses to abiotic stresses is the production of the phytohormone ethylene, which induces different coping mechanisms that help plants resist or tolerate stress. In this study, we investigated if an ethylene pretreatment can aid plants in activating stress‐coping responses prior to the onset of salt, drought, and waterlogging stress. Therefore, we measured real‐… Show more
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