Abstract Background and Aims Drought reduces plant productivity, especially in the
susceptible species Brassica napus. Water stress, mimicked by applications of 10 …

Oxygen deprivation by waterlogging reduces the productivity of several crop species,
including the oil-producing crop Brassica napus L., which is highly sensitive to excess …

Water deficit limits plant growth and development by interfering with several physiological
and molecular processes both in root and shoot tissues. Through their ability to scavenge …

Main conclusion Over-expression of phytoglobin mitigates the degradation of the root apical
meristem (RAM) caused by waterlogging through changes in nitric oxide and auxin …

Maintenance of a functional root is fundamental to plant survival in response to some abiotic
stresses, such as water deficit. In this study, we found that overexpression of Arabidopsis …

Hypoxic root growth in maize (Zea mays) is influenced by the expression of phytoglobins
(ZmPgbs). Relative to the wild type, suppression of ZmPgb1. 1 or ZmPgb1. 2 inhibits the …

Oxygen deprivation (hypoxia) in the root due to waterlogging causes profound metabolic
changes in the aerial organs depressing growth and limiting plant productivity in barley …

Abstract Background and Aims Excess water is a limiting factor for crop productivity. Under
conditions of full submergence or flooding, plants can experience prolonged oxygen …

The coordinated signaling activity of auxin and brassinosteroids (BRs) is critical for optimal
plant growth and development. Nutrient-derived signals regulate root growth by modulating …

Lack of phosphorus (P) is a major environmental factor affecting rapeseed (Brassica napus.
L) root growth and development. For breeding purposes, it is crucial to identify the molecular …