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PBZ reduced leaf expansion rate in both species.
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e0“PBZ reduced dry weight for peach only, but PBZ increased photosynthesis and reduced leaf expansion rate for both species.”
Title
Paclobutrazol Influences Salinity Responses of Peach and Olive
A. Abu El-Kashab; A.F. El-Sammak; A.A. Elaidy; et al. HortScience 1995. doi:10.21273/hortsci.30.4.898b
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- Intervention effect Increasing salinity decreased dry weight, photosynthesis, and leaf conductance in both species.
- Intervention effect NaCl did not affect leaf expansion rate.
- Intervention effect PBZ reduced peach dry weight.
- Intervention effect PBZ increased photosynthesis in both species.
- Intervention effect Salt decreased relative water content.
- Intervention effect PBZ increased relative water content.
- Intervention effect PBZ reduced foliar Na and Cl in peach.
- Intervention effect PBZ did not reduce foliar Na and Cl in olive.
- Observation Olive had less leaf Na than peach at 36 mmol NaCl.
- Observation Olive accumulated less leaf C in all salt treatments.
- Observation Olive had higher foliar Na without symptoms.
- Mechanism The authors infer PBZ may reduce salt stress in sensitive peach by lowering foliar Na and Cl.
- Observation PBZ may have less influence on salinity response in salt-tolerant olive.