… Recent studies have shown that salinity has osmotic (4, 5, 6), … moderately salt tolerant, it
has been determined that salinity … salt damage has been found to be dependent on the salinity …

… salt tolerance in the future. … salt tolerance of grape plants, offering a theoretical reference
for efforts to better explore the mechanistic basis for such salt tolerance, cultivate salt-tolerant …

… described earlier in the case of Vitis vinifera where photosynthesis showed maximum rates
… Salt responses of carboxylation enzymes for species differing in salt tolerance. Plant Physiol…

… Salinity stress is one of the most important environmental factors affecting growth and
development of salt-sensitive plants, such as grapes (Vitis vinifera L… effects of salinity are due to …

… In many plants species, the main mechanisms of salt tolerance are either to minimize the
amount of salt taken up by the root system, or to partition it at the tissue and cellular level in …

… Salt tolerance ranking of rootstocks used in this study based on a five-year mean yields at
high salinity was R2 (38.8 kg/vine) > 1103 Paulsen (34.3) = Ramsey (33.7) > R1 (25.1) > R3 (…

… important factor underlying salt tolerance. In that case, salt tolerance was measured by
growth and productivity of the specific Sultana-rootstock combination at various salinity levels. In …

… and tablegrape production are predominantly Vitis vinifera. Grown on their own roots in … of
salinity in vineyards; however, the mechanisms responsible for this improved salinity tolerance …

… and insufficient at higher salinity levels or inappropriate soil types. The second strategy is
the breeding of salt tolerant plants. The use of salt tolerant rootstocks has helped to improve …

… woody perennials for salt tolerance is generally … tolerant combination of scion-rootstock to
salinity. The rootstocks 1103 Paulsen and R2 with Sultana as scion were the most salt tolerant, …