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Low dose cadmium (II) induced antifungal activity against blast disease in rice

2019-12-01

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The present approach in this study aims to check infection of Pyricularia oryzae (MTCC-1477) in a rice cultivar (Khandagiri) by applying low dose (50 μM) cadmium (II). In co-stress of Pyricularia oryzae and cadmium, the plants showed increased growth of shoot length and accumulation of protein, reducing sugar, photosynthetic pigments and antioxidative enzymes indicating improved growth and development at par with...

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10.1016/j.pmpp.2019.101422
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