ArticlePhysiologia plantarum
Grafting Onto a Tolerant Rootstock Enhances Grapevine Tolerance to Combined Salt and Drought Stress.
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- Grafting Onto a Tolerant Rootstock Enhances Grapevine Tolerance to Combined Salt and Drought Stress.Physiologia plantarumArticle
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Abstract
Salt and drought (SD) stress often occur simultaneously, posing severe challenges to grapevine cultivation. Grafting resistant rootstocks is considered a simple and effective method for enhancing grapevine tolerance to environmental stress. This study assessed the performance of different resistant seedlings to SD stress, including the self-rooted seedlings of the SD-sensitive grapevine cultivar 'Shine Muscat' (SM), self-rooted seedlings of the highly SD-tolerant cultivar 'Thompson Seedless' (TS), and grafted seedlings SM/TS. We examined changes in growth, photosynthetic performance, osmotic regulatory substances, and antioxidant capacity under SD stress. Our findings indicated that SD stress reduced leaf relative water content, disrupted internal leaf structure, reduced spongy tissue thickness, and inhibited grapevine growth. The three test grapevine leaves exhibited a significant SD stress-induced Na
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