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Salinity reduced stomatal conductance by 36% to 47%.
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e0“it decreased stomatal conductance and photochemical efficiency by 36% to 47%”
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Guardigli, Giorgia; Alderotti, Francesca; Colzi, Ilaria; et al. Lancaster EPrints (Lancaster University) 2026
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- Intervention effect Salinity had minimal effect on quinoa growth.
- Intervention effect Salinity reduced photochemical efficiency by 36% to 47%.
- Intervention effect UV-B supplementation enhanced photosynthetic efficiency under salinity.
- Intervention effect UV-B supplementation enhanced water relations under salinity.
- Association Enhanced leaf water relations under combined treatment were associated with altered ion translocation and shoot compartmentalization.
- Intervention effect UV-B decreased K+ accumulation in epidermal bladder cells.
- Intervention effect UV-B shifted quinoa metabolism toward hydroxycinnamic acid production.
- Intervention effect Quercetin levels remained unchanged under UV-B.