Taken together, these findings establish that SsDHN functions as a positive regulator of drought resilience in plants.
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SsDHN as a positive regulator of drought resilience
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SsDHN drought resilience regulator
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Constitutive SsDHN expression in transgenic tobacco enhances drought tolerance under water-limited conditions.
Results indicated that constitutive <i>SsDHN</i> expression enhanced biomass accumulation, foliar expansion, root elongation, and root surface dimensions in water-stressed seedlings.
SsDHN-OE tobacco lines under drought stress show increased transcript abundance of NtNCED3, NtSnRK2.2, NtRD26, NtLEA5, NtPOD, NtSOD, NtCAT, and NtAPX1.
Furthermore, transcript abundance of stress-responsive genes-encompassing <i>NtNCED3</i>, <i>NtSnRK2.2</i>, <i>NtRD26</i>, <i>NtLEA5</i>, <i>NtPOD</i>, <i>NtSOD</i>, <i>NtCAT</i>, and <i>NtAPX1</i>-was markedly increased in <i>SsDHN</i>-OE lines experiencing drought stress.
SsDHN overexpression in drought-stressed tobacco is associated with increased proline and ABA accumulation, increased antioxidant enzyme activity, and intensified stomatal regulation.
Moreover, transformed lines demonstrated elevated proline (Pro) accumulation and abscisic acid (ABA) content, augmented antioxidant enzyme activity, and intensified stomatal regulation under stress conditions.
SsDHN functions as a positive regulator of drought resilience in plants.
Taken together, these findings establish that SsDHN functions as a positive regulator of drought resilience in plants.
SsDHN overexpression reduces photoinhibition, chloroplast structural degradation, MDA accumulation, electrolyte leakage, hydrogen peroxide, and superoxide under drought stress in tobacco.
Conversely, photoinhibition intensity, chloroplast structural degradation, malondialdehyde (MDA) accumulation, electrolyte leakage, hydrogen peroxide (H<sub>2</sub>O<sub>2</sub>), and superoxide radical (O<sub>2</sub><sup>-</sup>) concentrations were diminished.