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Integration of environmental metabolomics and physiological approach for evaluation of saline pollution to rice plant.

Environmental pollution (Barking, Essex : 1987) - 1 Oct 2021

Ma Nyuk Ling, Lam Su Datt, Che Lah Wan Afifudeen, Ahmad Aziz, Rinklebe Jörg, Sonne Christian, Peng Wanxi

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Salinisation of soil is associated with urban pollution, industrial development and rising sea level. Understanding how high salinity is managed at the plant cellular level is vital to increase sustainable farming output. Previous studies focus on plant stress responses under salinity tolerance. Yet, there is limited knowledge about the mechanisms involved from stress state until the recovery state; our research...

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PMID: 33971466
DOI: 10.1016/j.envpol.2021.117214

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