… abiotic stress tolerance is a complex trait and, although large numbers of genes have been
identified to be involved in the abiotic stress … following stress; however, the major difference is …

… function of rhizosphere bacterial communities from rice‐producing areas under salt and
pathogen (Magnaporthe oryzae) stress … Differences of absorbance with the control area higher …

… that of OsMED25 showed no significant difference as compared with the control. To … abiotic
stresses, we analyzed the responsiveness of these two genes in rice under abiotic stresses…

… to study freezing tolerance and other abiotic stresses. However, the … stresses, a large
scale EST sequencing approach was undertaken by the Functional Genomics of Abiotic Stress …

… abiotic stress responses in plants. This review focuses on TFs from seven major TF families,
known to play functional roles in response to abiotic stresses… TFs has improved abiotic stress …

… Abiotic stresses generally cause a series of morphological, biochemical and molecular …
function of HKT1-type transporters and their importance in different plant species under salt stress…

… In this study, the functional characters of three organellar and … functional properties, possibly
due to the large differences in … the function of AtHsp90 family members against abiotic stress…

… and stress resistance. Grapevine is one of the most economically valuable fruit crops cultivated
worldwide and is threatened by various abiotic stresses. … but not heat stress in grapevine. …

… be related to ATAF1-mediated signaling in response to both pathogen and abiotic stresses.
… There was no difference of germination rates among all untreated plants (data not shown). …

… β differ among each of them [84,87]. It has been suggested that these differences conferred
functional differences … to have some function in photosynthesis under conditions of stress. …