24 research outputs found
Cadmium induced changes in subcellular glutathione contents within glandular trichomes of Cucurbita pepo L.
Full text linkCross-tolerance to abiotic stresses in halophytes: Application for phytoremediation of organic pollutants
No full textInternational audienceHalopytes are plants able to tolerate high salt concentrations but no clear definition was retained for them. In literature, there are more studies that showed salt-enhanced tolerance to other abiotic stresses compared to investigations that found enhanced salt tolerance by other abiotic stresses in halophytes. The phenomenon by which a plant resistance to a stress induces resistance to another is referred to as cross-tolerance. In this work, we reviewed cross-tolerance in halophytes at the physiological, biochemical, and molecular levels. A special attention was accorded to the cross-tolerance between salinity and organic pollutants that could allow halophytes a higher potential of xenobiotic phytoremediation in comparison with glycophytes
High concentration of cadmium induces AtPCS2 gene expression in Arabidopsis thaliana (L.) Heynh ecotype Wassilewskija seedlings
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Activation of Methanogenesis by Cadmium in the Marine Archaeon Methanosarcina acetivorans
No full textInvolvement of phosphate supplies in different transcriptional regulation pathway of Oryza sativa L.’s antioxidative system in response to arsenite and cadmium stress
No full textComparative transcriptome analysis reveals gene network regulating cadmium uptake and translocation in peanut roots under iron deficiency
No full textA GSHS-like gene from Lycium chinense maybe regulated by cadmium-induced endogenous salicylic acid and overexpression of this gene enhances tolerance to cadmium stress in Arabidopsis
No full textModifications of cell wall pectin in tomato cell suspension in response to cadmium and zinc
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