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• W2103709354 abstract "Abstract High salinity and nitrogen ( N ) deficiency in soil are two key factors limiting crop productivity, and they usually occur simultaneously. Here we firstly found that H + ‐ PP ase is involved in salt‐stimulated NO 3 − uptake in the euhalophyte S alicornia europaea . Then, two genes (named SeVP1 and SeVP2 ) encoding H + ‐ PP ase from S . europaea were characterized. The expression of SeVP1 and SeVP2 was induced by salt stress and N starvation. Both SeVP1 or SeVP2 transgenic A rabidopsis and wheat plants outperformed the wild types ( WTs ) when high salt and low N occur simultaneously. The transgenic A rabidopsis plants maintained higher K + / Na + ratio in leaves and exhibited increased NO 3 − uptake, inorganic pyrophosphate‐dependent vacuolar nitrate efflux and assimilation capacity under this double stresses. Furthermore, they had more soluble sugars in shoots and roots and less starch accumulation in shoots than WT . These performances can be explained by the up‐regulated expression of ion, nitrate and sugar transporter genes in transgenic plants. Taken together, our results suggest that up‐regulation of H + ‐ PP ase favours the transport of photosynthates to root, which could promote root growth and integrate N and carbon metabolism in plant. This work provides potential strategies for improving crop yields challenged by increasing soil salinization and shrinking farmland." @default.
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• W2103709354 date "2015-06-11" @default.
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• W2103709354 title "<scp><scp>H⁺</scp></scp>‐pyrophosphatase from <scp><i>S</i></scp><i>alicornia europaea</i> confers tolerance to simultaneously occurring salt stress and nitrogen deficiency in <scp><i>A</i></scp><i>rabidopsis</i> and wheat" @default.
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