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Effect of Cow Urine-Based Bioformulations on Growth and Physiological Responses in Mungbean Under Soil Moisture Stress Conditions
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Effect of Cow Urine-Based Bioformulations on Growth and Physiological Responses in Mungbean Under Soil Moisture Stress Conditions
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Jagadish Rane,Ajay Kumar Singh,Priya George,Venkadasamy Govindasamy,Abhishek Cukkemane,Susheel Kumar Raina,Madhuri P. Chavan,Lalitkumar Aher,V. S. John Sunoj,Narendra Pratap Singh
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Bioformulations, physiological stress tolerance, Drought responsive genes
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Experiments were conducted to evaluate the influence of cow urine-based bio formulations on the morphological, physiological growth response and expression of stress responsive genes under drought stress in mung-bean [Vigna radiata (L.) Wilczek] plants. An initial in vitro evaluation and three separate pot experiments were carried out by treating mungbean with varying concentrations of bioformulations under different soil moisture conditions(well watered and water stressed). The application of bio-formulations (BR and SH) led to an increase in number of nodules (22.41 in R3 stage under stress; 12.17 in R5 stage under stress recovery) and total plant dry weight (1.12 g inR3 stage under stress; 1.22 g in R5 stage under stress recovery) at different growth stages and soil moisture conditions. Least decrease or no change in photo chemical efficiency of PS-II (Fv/Fm) in the bioformulations-treated plants under stress-imposed conditions indicated that bio-formulations used in this experiment have potential role inmitigating soil moisture stress in crops like mungbean. The enhanced expression of genes of membrane-integrated protein like aquaporins (Nodulin 26-like Intrinsic Proteins—NIP) in the treated plants under low soil moisture conditions further accentuated the efficacy of these bio-formulations to alleviate the drought stress in crops. ICAR-NIASM |
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2019-12-09T11:14:57Z
2019-12-09T11:14:57Z 2019-03-08 |
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Article
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http://krishi.icar.gov.in/jspui/handle/123456789/28887 |
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English
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Springer
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