ReviewLife (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Compatible Solute Variation and Stress Adaptation in Native Qatari Plants: Focus on Proline.
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Abstract
Osmolytes, including proline, soluble sugars, and glycine betaine (GB), are essential for plant adaptation to environmental stress. They contribute to osmotic adjustment, membrane stabilization, and the protection of cellular functions in arid and saline habitats. This study investigated major osmolytes (mainly proline and soluble sugars) in native Qatari plant species in natural field conditions and their physiological adaptation strategies. Significant interspecific variation indicated diverse mechanisms of stress acclimation. Although proline accumulation was common, it did not consistently correlate with salinity tolerance, which suggests that its accumulation may reflect stress-induced metabolic imbalance and adaptation rather than being a reliable indicator of resistance. Plant species, including crops and native plants such as
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