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The anthocyanin-rich tomato genotype LA-1996 displays superior efficiency of mechanisms of tolerance to salinity and drought.

Journal of plant physiology - 1 Apr 2022

Faqir Napar Wado Photo, Kaleri Abdul Rasheed, Ahmed Awais, Nabi Farhan, Sajid Sumbal, Ćosić Tatjana, Yao Yinan, Liu Jikai, Raspor Martin, Gao Yongfeng

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Tomato cultivation is affected by high soil salinity and drought stress, which cause major yield losses worldwide. In this work, we compare the efficiency of mechanisms of tolerance to salinity, and osmotic stress applied as mannitol or drought, in three tomato genotypes: LA-2838 (Ailsa Craig), LA-2662 (Saladette), and LA-1996 (Anthocyanin fruit - Aft), a genotype known for high anthocyanin content. Exposure to...

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PMID: 35259587
DOI: 10.1016/j.jplph.2022.153662

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