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<i>Amaranthus viridis</i> -derived phytopriming reprograms redox homeostasis and limits arsenic accumulation in rice

2026-08-11

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Arsenic (As) poses a major threat to rice productivity and food safety due to its high bioaccumulation potential and subsequent entry into the human food chain. In rice, As impairs seed germination, disrupts morpho-anatomical development, and induces oxidative stress. This study evaluates seed priming with an aqueous extract of the agricultural weed Amaranthus viridis (AvE) as a sustainable strategy to alleviate...

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b45ce8b0-a94e-5233-889c-e733f60c2ee8
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10.64898/2026.08.06.743420
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