Jul 2026· Physiology and Molecular Biology of Plants· Vol 32, pp. 1703 - 1725· 0 citations· 114 references
Medicine
TL;DR
This review provides a comprehensive study of negative regulators identified in rice and discusses their physiological impacts on the stomatal regulation, ROS scavenging, ion homeostasis, photosynthetic efficiency, and developmental adaptation.
This review comprehensively synthesizes recent advances in abiotic stress perception, signal transduction and hormone‐mediated regulation, highlighting their roles in shaping plant stress tolerance and proposes an integrated multi‐scale framework to provide a holistic understanding of drought and salinity stress tolera...
Muhammad Farooq, A. Khan, A. Hassan et al.· Plant Breeding· 1 citation
Integrating conserved and species dependent mechanisms with crop centered validation will help convert molecular knowledge into breeding, genome editing, and management strategies for saline agriculture.
Muhammad Usman, Li Wang, Xiaojuan An et al.· Plant Science· 0 citations
It is concluded that advanced functional genomics, machine learning, and genetic engineering to manipulate these master regulatory networks present a transformative strategy for developing next-generation crops with enhanced nutrient use efficiency and climate resilience, which is critical for achieving global food sec...
Krishna Kumar Rai, F. J. Corpas· Plant, Cell and Environment· 0 citations
Traditional breeding and modern techniques like Marker-Assisted Selection, Genetic Engineering, Genome Editing and Genomic Selection are used to identify and integrate desirable traits into new crop varieties, enabling breeders to develop more robust and stable crops.
This comprehensive framework underscores the remarkable capacity of plants to adapt to drought stress through an integrated network of physiological, biochemical, and molecular strategies, holding promise for enhancing crop resilience and agricultural sustainability in water-scarce environments.
Anjali, P. Chand· Progressive Agriculture· 0 citations
This review synthesizes current knowledge on HRW-mediated stress alleviation, offering an integrated framework of antioxidant regulation, hormonal crosstalk, and signal transduction, and challenges remain regarding hydrogen perception mechanisms, application standardization, and field-level validation.
Lei Huang, Yingqi Hu, Yi Wang et al.· Frontiers in Plant Science· 0 citations
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