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• W2968388546 abstract "Abstract Salicornia brachiata (Roxb.) is an important euhalophyte for ecological rehabilitation of salt‐affected soil. The aim of this study was to investigate the population structure of S. brachiata and evaluate its ecophysiological responses throughout its lifespan. Six different salt marshes along the Gujarat Coast, India, were visited regularly to monitor and quantify the ecophysiological responses of S. brachiata . Vegetation index analyses confirmed the dominance of halophytic vegetation at these sites. The low solute potential in shoots of S. brachiata helped plants to conserve water and use water economically under physiologically dry conditions. The accumulation of Na + increased as the plants matured, while K + , Mg +2 and Cl − contents decreased. There was a higher proportion of inorganic solutes than organic solutes throughout the lifespan of S. brachiata . The estimated contributions of different solutes to osmotic adjustment were consistent with their accumulation levels. The estimated contribution of inorganic solutes to solute potential was significantly higher than that of organic solutes. The results indicated that the uptake of inorganic solutes generated a more negative solute potential, which helped plants to conserve water and save the energy required to synthesize the organic solutes to maintain osmotic homeostasis. The results of this study provide physiological insights into the role of inorganic solutes in the salt acclimation process and reveal aspects of the salt acclimation strategies of this euhalophyte. This information will be useful for predicting the impact of S. brachiata populations on halophytic vegetation and for designing saline‐agriculture strategies for optimum yields in degraded salt‐affected soil ecosystems." @default.
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• W2968388546 date "2019-08-13" @default.
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• W2968388546 title "Population structure and developmental stage‐associated ecophysiological responses of <i>Salicornia brachiata</i>" @default.
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