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Nanoparticles rejuvenate aging Cajanus cajan seeds, improving germination and viability by regulating redox status, gene expression, and hormonal balance. This research shows potential for nanotechnology in agriculture and the importance of using nano zinc oxide for seed treatment.
PGPB strain LDS17 isolated from rhizosphere promotes plant growth, inhibits fungi, increases enzyme activity, microbial diversity, and heavy metal resistance. Potential use in microbial fertilizers for sustainable plant growth and stress tolerance. Important for improving agricultural practices and environmental sustainability.
Researchers improved cellulase production in strain C112 by expressing CDH from a white-rot fungus. Recombinant strain showed increased lignocellulase activity, suggesting potential for more efficient biomass conversion.
Researchers studied the role of ACBPs in barley, uncovering their importance in growth, stress response, and membrane repair. Understanding this can aid in developing resilient crops.
Researchers utilized sequencing technology to characterize the transcriptome of Litsea coreana var. sinensis, a plant known for its high flavonoid content. Key genes and transcription factors were identified, providing insight into flavonoid biosynthesis for potential health benefits. This research can aid in improving high-flavonoid materials.
Study identified highly drought-tolerant bermudagrass genotypes "Tianshui" and "Linxiang" with over-expression of dehydrin, Cu/ZnSOD, APX genes under water deficit conditions, leading to improved antioxidant activity, osmotic adjustment, and growth potential. Essential for breeding resilient turfgrasses in limited water regions.
ClWOX genes in Cunninghamia lanceolata are crucial for plant development and stress response. ClWOX5 and ClWOX6 promote plant regeneration and could enhance genetic transformation. Understanding WOX genes in C. lanceolata is essential for future research.