Aug 2026· Theoretical and Applied Genetics· Vol 139· 0 citations· 90 references
Medicine
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This study systematically characterized the COBL gene family in the salt-resilient Glycine tabacina and identified a novel GtCOBL9 that may confers salt tolerance to cultivated soybean through cell wall modification, ionic and oxidative adjustments, however underlying molecular mechanisms require further investigations.
The findings suggest that GmRD22 has undergone directional selection during soybean domestication and improvement, and offer new insights into the genetic control of SNF and establish promising targets for breeding soybean varieties with improved nitrogen fixation efficiency.
Hanyu Zhao, Jiaying Zhong, Chao Ma et al.· Plants· 0 citations
It is demonstrated that betacyanin enhances salt tolerance likely through ROS scavenging, while also influencing key developmental transitions such as leaf senescence and tuberization.
Chun-Jie Du, Yuan-Yuan Qi, Yao-Ke Niu et al.· Plant Cell Tissue and Organ...· 0 citations
Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) is an important legume forage crop. Salt stress severely impairs seed germination, compromising field establishment and subsequent seedling growth. However, the key genes underlying alfalfa seed responses to salt stress during germination remain largely unidentified, hindering targeted genetic...
Dong-Han Cao, Xin-Ran Cheng, Pei-Sheng Mao et al.· BMC Plant Biology· 0 citations
Findings indicate that Cupriavidus metallidurans YX16 is a salt-tolerant plant growth-promoting rhizobacterium (PGPR) that effectively alleviates salt-induced damage and promotes maize growth, providing a basis for the development of microbial agents for the amelioration of saline-alkali soils.
This study identified 120 soybean UMAMIT genes via a genome-wide search and designated them according to chromosomal location, providing a comprehensive overview of the soybean UMAMIT family and offered a preliminary exploration of its role in improving seed protein content.
Yongjiang Bi, Yaohui Chen, Meirong Lang et al.· International Journal of Mol...· 0 citations
This study systematically investigates the regulatory effect of exogenous nicotinamide on soybean saline–alkaline tolerance and identifies its candidate genes and putative mechanisms under salt-stressed conditions.
Qi Zhang, Fan-Yu Meng, Hao-Xuan Sun et al.· Metabolites· 0 citations
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