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Soil Salinity Stress and Consequences in Physiological Processes of Plants: Molecular Level

Soil Salinity Stress and Consequences in Physiological Processes of Plants: Molecular Level

Hardcover

BiologyBotany & Horticulture

PREORDER - Expected ship date April 13, 2027

ISBN10: 1041298056
ISBN13: 9781041298052
Publisher: CRC Press
Published: Apr 13 2027
Pages: 280
Language: English

The book deals with how different levels of soil salinity have become an agricultural concern severely affecting different molecular processes involved in carbon and nitrogen assimilation in plants and the different enzyme system associated with these processes yield. High salinity stress leads to a series of biochemical and molecular changes in plants and adversely affect their growth, development and productivity. High salinity stress also induces biosynthesis of various protein molecules of low molecular weight, stress proteins, and the book also look into these protein molecules and effects of salinity levels on them. Dr. Bhattacharya has also discussed the use different modern molecular tools, like metabolomics, proteomics, and enzyme responses for assessing the changes in plants at molecular levels under soil salinity stress. Strategies to overcome the effects of soil salinity stress and increase crop productivity through different approaches of molecular breeding and other developing methods using physiological traits as selection criteria.

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