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ArticleScientific reports2024

Improvement of Vicia faba plant tolerance under salinity stress by the application of thiamine and pyridoxine vitamins.

Eman Zakaria Ahmed, Amira Mohamed Abd El Sattar

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Eman Zakaria AhmedBotany and Microbiology Department, Faculty of Science, Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt. em_7891@yahoo.com.
Amira Mohamed Abd El SattarBotany and Microbiology Department, Faculty of Science, Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt.

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Abstract

Enhancement of plant growth at early growth stages is usually associated with the stimulation of various metabolic activities, which is reflected on morphological features and yield quantity and quality. Vitamins is considered as anatural plant metabolites which makes it a safe and ecofriendly treatment when used in appropriate doses, for that this research aimed to study the effect of two different vitamin B forms (thiamine and pyridoxine) on Vicia faba plants as agrowth stimutator in addition to study it's effect on plant as astrong antioxidant under salinity stress.Our findings demonstrated that both vitamin forms significantly increased seedling growth at germination and early growth stages, especially at 50 ppm for pyridoxine and 100 ppm for thiamine. Pyridoxine at 50 ppm increased seedling length by approximately 35% compared to control, while thiamine at 100 ppm significantly promoted seedling fresh and dry wt by 4.36 and 1.36 g, respectively, compared to control seedling fresh wt 2.17 g and dry weight 1.07 g. Irrigation with 100 mM NaCl had a negative impact on plant growth and processes as well as the uptake of several critical ions, such as K

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AntioxidantsPyridoxineSalt StressSalt ToleranceSeedlingsThiamineVicia fabaGerminationPhotosynthesisSalinityVitaminsAntioxidantsPyridoxineThiamineVitaminsAntioxidantsPyridoxineSalinityThiamineVicia fabaVitamins

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PMCPMC11436915

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