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Typical tetra-mediated signaling and plant architectural changes regulate salt-stress tolerance in indica rice genotypes.

Protoplasma - 1 Jul 2025

Shivani Shivani, Ghosh Rohit, Mitra Adinpunya, Das Arpita, Banerjee Joydeep

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Upon exposure to salt stress, calcium signaling in plants activates various stress-responsive genes and proteins along with enhancement in antioxidant defense to eventually regulate the cellular homeostasis for reducing cytosolic sodium levels. The coordination among the calcium signaling molecules and transporters plays a crucial role in salinity tolerance. In the present study, twenty-one diverse indigenous...

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PMID: 39870968
DOI: 10.1007/s00709-025-02035-3

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