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Background
Salinity as a most significant environmental challenges affects the growth and productivity of plants worldwide. In this study, the ionic and iso-osmotic effects of salt stress were investigated in
Aeluropus littoralis L., a halophyte grass species from Poaceae
The high-affinity potassium transporters (HKT) are highly important for stress tolerance in plants as they uniquely maintain K(+)/Na(+) ratio for their survival and growth. In this study a novel HKT gene AlHKT2;1 was isolated and characterized from salt secreting halophyte, Aeluropus lagopoides. The
Aeluropus littoralis is a perennial halophyte, native to coastal zones. Although it is usually exposed to high saline, this plant grows normally without toxicity symptoms. In order to assess leaf salt excretion, different growth parameters, Na(+), K(+), Ca(2+), Mg(2+) and Cl(-) concentrations, as
Microbial communities in intertidal coastal soils respond to a variety of environmental factors related to resources availability, habitat characteristics, and vegetation. These intertidal soils of India are dominated with Salicornia brachiata, Aeluropus lagopoides, and Suaeda maritima halophytes,