ArticleBotanical studies2022
Improving the effects of salt stress by β-carotene and gallic acid using increasing antioxidant activity and regulating ion uptake in Lepidium sativum L.
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Abstract
backgroundPlant growth and development are severely affected by soil salinity. This study was carried out to evaluate the interaction of foliar application of antioxidants (β-carotene and gallic acid) and salt stress on Lepidium sativum seedlings.
resultsOur findings revealed that total dry and fresh weight were adversely affected by 25 mM NaCl salinity stress. Moreover, K
conclusionsβ-carotene- and gallic acid-treated plants had higher salt tolerance.
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