Comparative bio-accumulation of osmoprotectants in saline stress tolerating plants: A review

Osmoprotectants are a diverse group of low molecular weight organic solutes that can help in balancing the osmotic potential in plants surviving under salinity stress. These osmoprotectants are accumulated in cytoplasmic vacuoles to enable salinity stress tolerance in plants. Recent advances in plan...

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Main Authors: Dhruvisha Mehta, Suhas Vyas
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Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2023-09-01
Series:Plant Stress
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Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2667064X23000441
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description Osmoprotectants are a diverse group of low molecular weight organic solutes that can help in balancing the osmotic potential in plants surviving under salinity stress. These osmoprotectants are accumulated in cytoplasmic vacuoles to enable salinity stress tolerance in plants. Recent advances in plant abiotic stress research have focused on osmoprotectants as a promising area for progress. Extensive research endeavors have been dedicated to deciphering the intricate mechanisms underlying abiotic stress management in saline plants. Scientists have delved into diverse pathways, investigating the physiological intricacies as well as the genomic makeup of these resilient plants. However, the complex nature of saline plants poses formidable obstacles to conducting genomic and transcriptomic studies. Nevertheless, amidst these challenges, one area of research has emerged as a captivating focal point: the exploration of osmoprotectants. An investigation on osmoprotectants holds tremendous potential in unraveling how saline plants effectively navigate and counteract stress, allowing them to thrive in demanding environments. Salinity stress alters protein structure in saline plants, resulting in post-transcriptional modifications that produce various types of osmoprotectants, which get synthesized and accumulated in varying amounts in different plant species. Individual studies on groups of plants that can withstand salinity stress, such as halophytes, mangroves, and marine algae, have been conducted, but a more comprehensive comparative understanding of saline plants can be developed through the collection and analysis of this data. This article aims to explore the diversity of osmoprotectants accumulation, influencing factors, and structural and metabolic origin in saline plants.
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spelling doaj.art-6bc365c632964992a7539fec57201b112023-08-21T04:20:41ZengElsevierPlant Stress2667-064X2023-09-019100177Comparative bio-accumulation of osmoprotectants in saline stress tolerating plants: A reviewDhruvisha Mehta0Suhas Vyas1Department of Life Sciences, Bhakta Kavi Narsinh Mehta University, Junagadh, Gujarat, IndiaCorresponding author.; Department of Life Sciences, Bhakta Kavi Narsinh Mehta University, Junagadh, Gujarat, IndiaOsmoprotectants are a diverse group of low molecular weight organic solutes that can help in balancing the osmotic potential in plants surviving under salinity stress. These osmoprotectants are accumulated in cytoplasmic vacuoles to enable salinity stress tolerance in plants. Recent advances in plant abiotic stress research have focused on osmoprotectants as a promising area for progress. Extensive research endeavors have been dedicated to deciphering the intricate mechanisms underlying abiotic stress management in saline plants. Scientists have delved into diverse pathways, investigating the physiological intricacies as well as the genomic makeup of these resilient plants. However, the complex nature of saline plants poses formidable obstacles to conducting genomic and transcriptomic studies. Nevertheless, amidst these challenges, one area of research has emerged as a captivating focal point: the exploration of osmoprotectants. An investigation on osmoprotectants holds tremendous potential in unraveling how saline plants effectively navigate and counteract stress, allowing them to thrive in demanding environments. Salinity stress alters protein structure in saline plants, resulting in post-transcriptional modifications that produce various types of osmoprotectants, which get synthesized and accumulated in varying amounts in different plant species. Individual studies on groups of plants that can withstand salinity stress, such as halophytes, mangroves, and marine algae, have been conducted, but a more comprehensive comparative understanding of saline plants can be developed through the collection and analysis of this data. This article aims to explore the diversity of osmoprotectants accumulation, influencing factors, and structural and metabolic origin in saline plants.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2667064X23000441Abiotic stressOsmoprotectantsBioaccumulationHalophytesMangrovesMarine algae
spellingShingle Dhruvisha Mehta
Suhas Vyas
Comparative bio-accumulation of osmoprotectants in saline stress tolerating plants: A review
Plant Stress
Abiotic stress
Osmoprotectants
Bioaccumulation
Halophytes
Mangroves
Marine algae
title Comparative bio-accumulation of osmoprotectants in saline stress tolerating plants: A review
title_full Comparative bio-accumulation of osmoprotectants in saline stress tolerating plants: A review
title_fullStr Comparative bio-accumulation of osmoprotectants in saline stress tolerating plants: A review
title_full_unstemmed Comparative bio-accumulation of osmoprotectants in saline stress tolerating plants: A review
title_short Comparative bio-accumulation of osmoprotectants in saline stress tolerating plants: A review
title_sort comparative bio accumulation of osmoprotectants in saline stress tolerating plants a review
topic Abiotic stress
Osmoprotectants
Bioaccumulation
Halophytes
Mangroves
Marine algae
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