… was correlated with high protein in the grain. Rengel and … between acid soil tolerance in
winter wheat and Al tolerance in … that acid soil (Al) tolerance and ability to accumulate protein in …

… citric acid or oxalic acid (0.0, 100 and 200 mg/l) in increasing the tolerance of wheat plants
… in both carbohydrate and protein percentage) as a result of exposing wheat plants to natural …

… abscisic acid in spikes of drought-susceptible wheat genotypes, and abscisic acid synthesis
… A rise in the generation of ROS prompts to the generation of ABA (abscisic acid) which is a …

… Concerning the effect of spraying wheat plants with amino acids or yeast extract, data in
Table 3 showed clearly significant increments in RWC compared to untreated plants. Presented …

… for protein staining contained 60 Mg of protein in a 20 ,L volume. Samples routinely had 0.5
to 1.0 x 106 cpm/I00 ug of protein for IEF gels and 1.0 x I05 cpm/ 60 Mg of protein … acid as the …

… , carbohydrate metabolism, protein metabolism, and energy … drought tolerance in wheat
seedlings. Furthermore, the SA-responsive protein interaction network revealed 35 key proteins, …

… these proteins are critical for SA-induced tolerance. SA-induced growth and drought tolerance
in wheat seedlings involved proteins … , carbohydrate metabolism, protein metabolism, and …

… The PVs of the proteins are the result of their con stituent amino acid composition and
proportion of those amino acids with low PVs and the number of amino acid residues of the protein …

… characterising maximum wheat yield may occur under relatively changes in protein composition…
require further characterisation in terms of amino acid sequence. heat shock. Region 2 of …

… peroxidation, protein oxidation and damage to nucleic acids [22,… HS, wheat has evolved
different tolerance mechanisms to … heat shock proteins (HSPs) maintain correct protein folding, …