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The role of aerenchymatous gas spaces in root sodium ion management under salt stress: do they matter in rice?

Annals of botany - 8 Dec 2025

Mondal Subhankar, Panda Babyrani, Nayak Jajati Keshari, Pradhan Chinmay, Chattopadhyay Krishnendu, Chakraborty Koushik

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Increasing soil salinity is an emerging and potent threat to agricultural crop production. Plant root tissues are the most important place for salt sensing. Thus, root traits associated with salt tolerance are very important. Identification of new root traits might help us to optimize the overall performance of plants under stress. METHODS: An experiment was conducted with eight rice...

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PMID: 40556504
DOI: 10.1093/aob/mcaf134
PMCID: PMC12682886

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