Abstract:Background: High soil salinity often adversely affects plant physiology and agricultural productivity of almost all crops worldwide, including the crude drug known as wolfberry. However, the mechanistic basis of this action in wolfberry is not fully understood yet.Results: Here in this study, we studied potentials different mechanisms in Chinese wolfberry (Lycium chinese, LC) and black wolfberry (L. ruthenicum, LR) under salinity stress, by analyzing their transcriptome and metabolome. The hormone detection an… Show more
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