“…Moreover, the Na + content of leaves increased by only 40% under eTem + NaCl compared with the eTem treatment, and this was 5.5-fold lower than under the individual effect of salinity (Figure 1). This may be due to the high level of potassium in plant tissues, which at elevated temperatures can play a more important role in adaptation to salinity, as has been shown for the halophyte K. prostrata [54]. At the same time, eTem + NaCl did not worsen the negative effect on PSII function or Rubisco and PEPC enzyme content compared to the eTem treatment.…”