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Severe drought lowered SOD activity.
- Taxon
- soybean
Glycine maxe0e1t0
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e0“decreasing of activities of SOD”
t0“Response of physiology and biochemistry of soybean seedling to soil water deficit and air humidity”
e1“The severe drought stress resulted in decreasing leaf relative water content(LRWC),incneasing of soluble sugar and free proline content,decreasing of activities of SOD,and improving of POD activity POD.With the air humidity rising,LRWC raised too,soluble sugar decreased and free proline kept osmotic potential.”
Title
Response of physiology and biochemistry of soybean seedling to soil water deficit and air humidity
Xiaoxiang Zhao Caoye kexue 2013
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Intervention effect Severe drought lowered soybean leaf relative water content.
- Intervention effect Severe drought raised soluble sugar and free proline contents.
- Intervention effect Severe drought raised POD activity.
- Association Higher air humidity raised leaf relative water content.
- Association Higher air humidity lowered soluble sugar.
- Mechanism Free proline maintained osmotic potential as air humidity rose.
- Association Higher air humidity lowered MDA content.
- Observation Soybean tolerated short drought stress to some extent.
- Recommendation Raising humidity may weaken soil drought damage when drought is not severe.