ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Differential physiological responses and transcriptome co-expression networks of salt-tolerant and salt-sensitive foxtail millet (
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- Transcriptomics and resequencing reveal dual evolutionary strategies for salt tolerance in foxtail millet (Frontiers in plant science · 2026Article
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Introduction: Salt stress severely limits crop productivity by disrupting ion homeostasis and cellular metabolism. Foxtail millet ( Methods: Here, we integrated physiological assessments, time-course transcriptome profiling, and weighted gene co-expression network analysis (WGCNA) to dissect salt stress responses in a salt-tolerant accession (SDT80) and a salt-sensitive accession (SDS81). Key indicators of ion balance and oxidative damage were measured, and co-expression modules and hub genes associated with salt tolerance were identified. Results: Under salt stress, SDT80 maintained lower Na Discussion: Collectively, our integrative network analyses indicate that salt tolerance in foxtail millet arises from coordinated regulatory networks coupling ion homeostasis, stress signaling, and metabolic reprogramming rather than single-gene effects, providing candidate targets for improving salt tolerance in millet and other crops.
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