Exogenous trehalose alleviates the adverse effects of salinity stress in wheat

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Wheat Transformation with ScTPS1-TPS2 Bifunctional Enzyme for Trehalose Biosynthesis Protects Photosynthesis during Drought Stress

“…Transcriptomic and proteomic approaches have found that trehalose application upregulates Rubisco and chloroplast FBPase in wheat, even under non-stressed conditions [36,37]. In this work, the three lines transformed with the ScTPS1-TPS2 gene had higher Rubisco activity during drought stress than non-transformed wheat plants (Figure 4a), implying that increased trehalose synthesis in wheat promotes better photosynthesis because it helps maintain an efficient CO 2 fixation under drought conditions.…”