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Polyamines-Phytohormones-Nutrients Network: Nexus in Plant Responses to Abiotic Stresses

Polyamines-Phytohormones-Nutrients Network: Nexus in Plant Responses to Abiotic Stresses

Khan, Nafees A.
Masood, Asim
Anjum, Naser A.

Paperback

Series: Plant Biology, Sustainability, and Climate Change

BiologyBotany & Horticulture

ISBN10: 044324734X
ISBN13: 9780443247347
Publisher: Academic Press
Published: Oct 16 2025
Pages: 420
Weight: 1.42
Height: 0.89 Width: 6.11 Depth: 9.03
Language: English
Polyamine-Phytohormone-Nutrient Network: Nexus in Plant Responses to Abiotic Stresses presents the latest global research on key tools for improving physiological and biochemical mechanisms that enhance plant health and productivity.

Exposure of plants to abiotic stresses is inevitable, often leading to impaired growth, metabolism, and productivity. However, plants are naturally equipped with endogenous chemicals including intracellular messengers and signalling molecules that counteract potential stress impacts, protect cellular functions, and promote healthy growth and production. Polyamines (PAs) are low-molecular-weight, nitrogen-containing compounds with aliphatic polycationic properties. Beyond their role in growth and development, PAs enhance plant tolerance to abiotic stresses. Given their connection with phytohormones and mineral nutrients, understanding their interactions--whether synergistic or antagonistic--could shed light on their potential to mitigate these stresses.

Written by a team of expert contributors, this volume in the Plant Biology, Sustainability, and Climate Change series focuses on the interactions among PAs, phytohormones, and mineral nutrients that are crucial for regulating nutrient assimilation, carbon fixation, and secondary metabolic pathways.

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