Investigating the mechanism of auxin-mediated fulvic acid-regulated root growth in Oryza sativa through physiological and transcriptomic analyses
Yi Tang,
Ke Chen,
Yanan Guo
et al.
Abstract:Background
Rice is one of the most important staple dietary constituents worldwide, so improving cultivated rice yields is crucial for global food security. Fulvic acid (FA) is a plant growth promoter and organic fertilizer, and investigating its effects on rice root growth is of great practical significance for improving rice yield and quality.
Results
This study examined the effects of different FA concentrations on the growth of rice seedlings. Low FA concentrations (0.05 g/L) promoted rice seedling growt… Show more
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