ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Integrated transcriptomic and hormonal analysis suggests a trade-off between salt/drought tolerance and thermotolerance in
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Introduction: Methods: Here, we propose a hormone- and anthocyanin-centered framework for understanding this apparent negative association in Results: Physiological characterization of 11 lines revealed an apparent negative association (salt vs. heat: r = -0.555; drought vs. heat: r = -0.339). Time-resolved transcriptomics uncovered stress-specific temporal patterns: a triphasic response under salt stress, a 'rapid response-readjustment-reactivation' pattern under drought, and a biphasic mechanism under heat stress. Hormonal profiling identified ABA and ethylene biosynthesis-related metabolites as correlates of osmotic adaptation. The chalcone synthase gene Discussion: Despite the correlative nature of these data, this study provides a candidate regulatory axis and suggests that hormone-directed anthocyanin metabolism may contribute to the negative association between osmotic tolerance and thermotolerance in
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