ArticleJournal of plant research2026
Heat susceptibility evaluation among 100 mango (Mangifera indica) genotypes: a comparative study on leaf cell membrane stability at high temperatures using electrolyte leakage.
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Abstract
High-temperature stress induced by global warming can hinder the production of commercial cultivars in mangoes (Mangifera indica L.). Selecting cultivars with high-temperature tolerance is essential. We evaluated damage to leaf cell membranes as an indicator of high-temperature tolerance in mangoes. An evaluation method using leaf-electrolyte leakage was established by comparing the temperature responses of several genotypes, and then applied to 100 genotypes, including major cultivars worldwide. Genotypic differences in high-temperature tolerance were verified based on the climate of selection and production areas. Logistic regression analysis was performed on datasets from two different years for each genotype, with temperature (40-55 °C) as the explanatory variable, and the calculated Injury Index as the target variable. The obtained regression equations were highly accurate (R
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