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Influence of rootstock-scion combinations on morpho-physiological responses, yield, and fruit quality of tomato under hydroponic salinity stress.

BMC plant biology - 8 May 2026

Cakır Yunus Emre, Ulas Firdes

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BACKGROUND: A hydroponic study was conducted to evaluate whether grafting with some hybrid tomato rootstock could enhance tolerance to salinity of some local tomato scion genotypes and verify morpho-physiological, and biochemical reactions stimulated by rootstocks under salinity. Plants were tested at control (1.5 dS m- 1), medium (4 dS m- 1) and high (8 dS m- 1) salt stress levels by implementing an aerated...

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PMID: 42098600
DOI: 10.1186/s12870-026-08882-3
PMCID: PMC13321758

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