ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Beyond desalinization: root interactions with halophyte
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Introduction: Halophyte-based intercropping may involve root interactions beyond desalinization in alleviating salt stress in glycophytes. Methods: To elucidate the mechanisms of root interactions enhancing soybean ( Results: Both NL and NS significantly increased soybean biomass compared with PL under both salt treatments, with no significant difference between NL and NS. Under S3, NL increased soybean biomass by 80% relative to PL without significantly changing soil electrical conductivity, accompanied by increases in rhizosphere carbohydrates, organic acids, betaine, flavonoids, and putative plant growth-promoting bacteria (PGPB). Although soybean rhizosphere Na Discussion: These findings indicate that root interactions enrich salt-tolerance-related metabolites in the soybean rhizosphere and suggest potential metabolic-microbial coupling underlying intercropping-induced salt tolerance.
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