2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.envexpbot.2016.06.004
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Leaf sodium accumulation facilitates salt stress adaptation and preserves photosystem functionality in salt stressed Ocimum basilicum

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“…Relative water content (RWC) of leaves was performed on 10 mature leaves for each genotype and treatment as per Mancarella et al (). Ion leakage was performed on 10 mature leaves in a total volume of 50 mL for each genotype and treatment as per Ishitani, Xiong, Lee, Stevenson, and Zhu ().…”
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“…Relative water content (RWC) of leaves was performed on 10 mature leaves for each genotype and treatment as per Mancarella et al (). Ion leakage was performed on 10 mature leaves in a total volume of 50 mL for each genotype and treatment as per Ishitani, Xiong, Lee, Stevenson, and Zhu ().…”
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confidence: 99%
“…These include what regulates the dichotomy between stress adaptation and growth inhibition under stress (Golldack, Li, Mohan, & Probst, ; Mickelbart, Hasegawa, & Bailey‐Serres, ). Although there is a clear and well documented correlation between overexpression of adaptation traits and growth reduction (Maggio, Matsumoto, Hasegawa, Pardo, & Bressan, ; Munns & Gilliham, ), there are also a few examples in the literature indicating that best performers under stress are those that have a reduced perception of the stress and, therefore, grow relatively well in the presence of moderate root zone salinity (Barbieri et al, ; Mancarella et al, ; Orsini, Alnayef, Bona, Maggio, & Gianquinto, ). Ocimum basilicum cultivars are grown globally with a large number that vary in morphology, secondary metabolites and flavour (Hiltunen & Holm, ).…”
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“…When analyzing the correlation between the chlorophyll content variables, it was observed that the highest positive correlation was obtained between F m and F v (0.98) and the negative between F 0 and F v (0.66). In accordance to Mancarella et al (2016), by measuring the chlorophyll fluorescence it is possible to diagnose the state in which the plant is located, besides obtaining information for a clarification of a cause and effect relationship between the mechanisms controlling the water balance and plant growth.…”
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“…Salinity is one of the major factors limiting plant growth and development. It is estimated that more than 900 million hectares of the world's arable land are affected by salinity (Mancarella et al, 2016). Salinity is caused mostly by weathering processes on rocks, irrigation with high soluble ions concentration water, and fertilizer applications.…”
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confidence: 99%