ArticlePlant cell reports2026
Glutathione and moringa leaf extract improve wheat tolerance to heavy metal-contaminated saline soil by regulation of antioxidant defense system and nutrient balance.
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key messageIntegrated application of MLE and GSH mitigated salinity and HM stress in wheat via enhancement of antioxidant defense system, nutrient balance, and reduced sodium toxicity, and thereby improved crop performance and grain nutritional quality. Salinity obstructs the uptake of essential minerals by simultaneously increasing heavy metal (HM) concentration to affect the growth, yield, and grain nutritional quality in crop plants. This study evaluated the potential of moringa leaf extract (MLE; 3%) and glutathione (GSH; 1 mM) applied in sequence with H
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