Claim · model-written summary
The authors concluded that in vitro selection produced barley regenerants capable of maintaining productivity under soil stress.
- Taxon
- BARLEY
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Hordeum vulgaret0 - Treatment
- in vitro selection methodse0
- Outcome
- maintaining productivitye0
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Verbatim
e0“effectiveness of the applied in vitro selection methods in obtaining regenerative genotypes capable of maintaining productivity under the influence of soil stressors”
t0“BARLEY”
Title
SOIL STRESSORS INFLUENCE ON REGENERATED BARLEY LEAVES MORPHOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS
Evgeniya Tovstik; Olga Shupletsova Bulletin of KSAU 2026. doi:10.36718/1819-4036-2026-1-13-23
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Association Barley leaf length was positively correlated with productivity in acidic soil.
- Association Barley leaf length was negatively correlated with productivity in cadmium-containing soil.
- Association Barley leaf length was negatively correlated with productivity under drought.
- Association Leaf length and area were closely related to productivity in the original barley variety.
- Association Leaf length and area were closely related to productivity in the RA-PEG barley regenerant.
- Observation The original barley variety had 45–73 % lower chlorophyll a content than regenerants.
- Observation The original barley variety had 67–110 % lower chlorophyll b content than regenerants.
- Observation The original barley variety had 40–80 % lower carotenoids than regenerants.
- Observation The original barley variety had 12–15 % lower total phenolic compound content than regenerants.
- Observation Barley regenerants had higher antioxidant potential than the original form.
- Observation The greatest barley genotype heterogeneity in leaf total phenolic content occurred under drought.
- Observation Barley leaf chlorophyll a and carotenoid content did not differ statistically across soil backgrounds.
- Intervention effect Barley leaf chlorophyll b increased 50 % under cadmium contamination relative to control.