Research Paper on Understanding the Effective Use of Zinc and Selenium to Reduce Abiotic Stress in Plants

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Title: Understanding the Effective Use of Zinc and Selenium to Reduce Abiotic Stress in Plants

Abstract:  The various growth parameters of crop plants are thought to be seriously threatened by abiotic stress factors. The chlorophyll content of plants is hampered by stressors like drought, salinity, and heavy metals (HMs), which results in low photosynthesis. These stressors also impair the integrity of cell membranes, reduce biomass, and hinder the general growth and development of crops, which ultimately causes a sharp decline in crop yield. Different tactics are used to combat potentially dangerous effects when such demanding circumstances exist. Applying Zinc (Zn) or Selenium (Se) in various forms to plants can effectively reduce abiotic stresses. Zn and Se are essential for improving photosynthesis by increasing chlorophyll levels, decreasing oxidative stress by limiting the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS), regulating HM absorption by plant roots and their accumulation in the plant body, preserving homeostasis, and minimizing all negative effects brought on by abiotic stress factors. The current review is concentrated on the value of applying Zn and Se, their uptake, sensitization, and various defense mechanisms to mitigate the negative effects of abiotic stresses (like drought, salinity, and HMs) on crops. Research holes have also been noted in this regard.

Keywords: abiotic stress; drought; heavy metals; salinity; selenium; zinc

Paper Quality: SCOPUS / Web of Science Level Research Paper

Subject: Biology

Writer Experience: 20+ Years

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