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Decrease of protein content results in decrease of GR activity during the final stage of drought stress in maize seedlings.
- Treatment
- final stage of drought stresse7
- Outcome
- decrease of GR activitye7
- Qualifier
- decrease of protein contente7
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t0“Glutathione Reducaste Activity Influenced by Drought in Maize Seedlings”
e7“the decrease of protein content results in the decrease of GR activity during the final stage of drought stress”
Title
Glutathione Reducaste Activity Influenced by Drought in Maize Seedlings
Wang De-bin Journal of Kunming Teachers College 2004
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Intervention effect Drought treatment significantly decreased the survival percentage of two maize seedling varieties compared with the control.
- Observation Glutathione reductase activity rose slightly in the early stress stage of drought in maize seedlings.
- Observation Glutathione reductase activity declined significantly after prolonged drought stress in maize seedlings.
- Intervention effect Soluble protein content decreased in two maize seedling varieties during drought treatment.
- Mechanism Drought stress may have caused degradation of protein in maize seedlings.
- Mechanism Antioxidant enzymes take part in the formation of drought tolerance at the first stage of drought stress in maize seedlings.