… effects of salt, but also to the injurious effects of salt due to defoliation of the damaged leaves.
In fact the first visual symptoms of injurious effect of salt … increased as salinity levels and the …

… salt tolerance. Despite this advantageous trait, progressive soil salinization can still adversely
impact … the most effective means of improving the salt tolerance of grape plants, offering a …

… Salt responses of carboxylation enzymes for species differing in salt tolerance. Plant
Physiol… Effect of salinity on photosynthesis and photorespiration of two wheat species (Tuiticum …

… 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 (…

… The effects of foliar spray of methyl jasmonate (MJ; 0, 50 and 100 µM) on … (Vitis vinifera L.)
cultivars [‘Sultana’ (as moderately salt-tolerant) and ‘Rishbaba’ (as a least salt-tolerant)] were …

… 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 …

… Response of two grapevine rootstock to some salt tolerance treatments under saline
water condition. Journal of Horticultural Science and Ornamental plants. 2(2):93-106. …

… Expression profiles were compared between the salt tolerant … of salt tolerance are either
to minimize the amount of salt … may have direct toxic effects or they may affect the nutritional …

… Therefore, screening the native grape genotypes for salt tolerance and using the tolerant
genotypes directly as rootstocks or producing hybrids with desirable traits could be one of the …

… derived from two Vitis vinifera L. cultivars, the Tunisian autochthonous tolerant genotype
Razegui and the salt sensitive Syrah, were … species that are the salt tolerant V. rupestris and the …