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ABA priming reduced malondialdehyde by 10% in 2,4-D stressed maize.
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e0“maize plants were subjected to different concentrations (0, 50, 100, and 250 µM) of the herbicide 2, 4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2, 4-D)”
e7“Abscisic acid priming also mitigated oxidative stress, evidenced by a reduction in malondialdehyde (by 10%) and carbonyl content (by 11%), along with lower electrolyte leakage”
Title
Bipul Sarkar; Abir Das; Sayan Pal; et al. Plant Stress 2024. doi:10.1016/j.stress.2024.100396
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- Intervention effect The 2,4-D highest concentration stunted growth and reduced chlorophyll accumulation in maize seedlings.
- Intervention effect The 2,4-D highest concentration decreased relative water content in maize seedlings by 25%.
- Intervention effect The 2,4-D highest concentration decreased relative growth rate in maize seedlings by 39%.
- Intervention effect The 2,4-D highest concentration decreased net assimilation rate in maize seedlings by 35%.
- Intervention effect ABA priming improved relative water content of 2,4-D stressed maize seedlings by 8% on average.
- Intervention effect ABA priming improved relative growth rate of 2,4-D stressed maize seedlings by 14% on average.
- Intervention effect ABA priming improved net assimilation rate of 2,4-D stressed maize seedlings by 16% on average.
- Association Recovery in tissue hydration in maize coincided with increased proline and glycine betaine.
- Association ABA priming was associated with a decrease in the Na+/K+ ratio in maize seedlings.
- Intervention effect The highest 2,4-D concentration reduced fluorescence activity in maize.
- Intervention effect ABA treatment reversed the 2,4-D reduction in fluorescence activity in maize.
- Intervention effect The 2,4-D herbicide inhibited photosynthesis in maize.
- Intervention effect The 2,4-D herbicide inhibition of photosynthesis in maize was particularly at the decarboxylation reactions of NADP-malic enzyme and phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase.
- Intervention effect The 2,4-D herbicide affected total sugar concentrations in maize; direction not stated.
- Intervention effect The 2,4-D herbicide increased superoxide by 35% in maize seedlings.
- Intervention effect The 2,4-D herbicide increased hydrogen peroxide by 78% in maize seedlings.
- Intervention effect ABA priming diminished reactive oxygen species levels in 2,4-D stressed maize.
- Intervention effect ABA priming reduced carbonyl content by 11% in 2,4-D stressed maize.
- Intervention effect ABA priming lowered electrolyte leakage in 2,4-D stressed maize.