Abstract
Abstract Soil salinization is a major abiotic factor threatening rapeseed yields and quality worldwide, yet the adaptive mechanisms underlying salt resistance in rapeseed are not clear. Therefore, this study aimed to explore the differences in growth potential, sodium (Na + ) retention in different plant tissues, and transport patterns between salt‐tolerant (HY9) and salt‐sensitive (XY15) rapeseed genotypes, which cultivated in Hoagland's nutrient solution in either the with or without of 150 mM NaCl stress. The results showed that the inhibition of growth‐related parameters of the XY15 genotype was higher than those of the HY9 in response to salt stress. The XY15 had lower photosynthesis, chloroplast disintegration, and pigment content but higher oxidative damage than the HY9. Under NaCl treatment, the proline content in the root of HY9 variety increased by 8.47‐fold, surpassing XY15 (5.41‐fold). Under salt stress, the HY9 maintained lower Na + content, while higher K + content and exhibited a relatively abundant K + /Na + ratio in root and leaf. HY9 also had lower Na + absorption, Na + concentration in xylem sap, and Na + transfer factor than XY15. Moreover, more Na + contents were accumulated in the root cell wall of HY9 with higher pectin content and pectin methylesterase (PME) activity than XY15. Collectively, our results showed that salt‐tolerant varieties absorbed lower Na + and retained more Na + in the root cell wall (carboxyl group in pectin) to avoid leaf salt toxicity and induced higher proline accumulation as a defense and antioxidant system, resulting in higher resistance to salt stress, which provides the theoretical basis for screening salt resistant cultivars.
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XY15 growth parameters were more inhibited than HY9 under salt stress.
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e0“The results showed that the inhibition of growth‐related parameters of the XY15 genotype was higher than those of the HY9 in response to salt stress.”
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XY15 had lower photosynthesis and pigment content than HY9.
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e0“The XY15 had lower photosynthesis, chloroplast disintegration, and pigment content but higher oxidative damage than the HY9.”
t0“rapeseed”
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XY15 had higher oxidative damage than HY9.
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e0“The XY15 had lower photosynthesis, chloroplast disintegration, and pigment content but higher oxidative damage than the HY9.”
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Root proline content rose 8.47-fold in HY9 under NaCl, exceeding the 5.41-fold rise in XY15.
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e0“Under NaCl treatment, the proline content in the root of HY9 variety increased by 8.47‐fold, surpassing XY15 (5.41‐fold).”
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HY9 had lower sodium content under salt stress.
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e0“Under salt stress, the HY9 maintained lower Na + content, while higher K + content and exhibited a relatively abundant K + /Na + ratio in root and leaf.”
t0“rapeseed”
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HY9 had higher potassium content and K/Na ratio under salt stress.
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e0“Under salt stress, the HY9 maintained lower Na + content, while higher K + content and exhibited a relatively abundant K + /Na + ratio in root and leaf.”
t0“rapeseed”
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HY9 had lower sodium absorption, xylem sap concentration, and transfer factor than XY15.
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e0“HY9 also had lower Na + absorption, Na + concentration in xylem sap, and Na + transfer factor than XY15.”
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HY9 accumulated more sodium in root cell walls than XY15.
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e0“Moreover, more Na + contents were accumulated in the root cell wall of HY9 with higher pectin content and pectin methylesterase (PME) activity than XY15.”
t0“rapeseed”
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HY9 had higher pectin content and PME activity than XY15.
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e0“Moreover, more Na + contents were accumulated in the root cell wall of HY9 with higher pectin content and pectin methylesterase (PME) activity than XY15.”
t0“rapeseed”
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