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Silicon-mediated modulation of maize growth, metabolic responses, and antioxidant mechanisms under saline conditions
by
Mahmood, Athar
, Javaid, Muhammad Mansoor
, Ullah, Muhammad Saad
, Seleiman, Mahmoud F.
, Alawadi, Hussam F. Najeeb
, Abdullah, Fnu
, Khan, Bilal Ahmad
, Wasonga, Daniel O.
, Wahid, Abdul
in
Abiotic stress
/ Abiotic stress tolerance in plants
/ Abnormalities
/ absorption
/ Agriculture
/ Anthocyanins
/ Antioxidants
/ Antioxidants - metabolism
/ Ascorbic acid
/ Biomedical and Life Sciences
/ Carotenoids
/ Chlorophyll
/ Chlorophyll - metabolism
/ Corn
/ Enzymes
/ Flavonoids
/ Growth parameters
/ Leaves
/ Life Sciences
/ Maize
/ Metabolic response
/ Metabolites
/ Phenols
/ Photosynthesis
/ Physiochemistry
/ Physiology
/ Plant growth
/ Plant Sciences
/ Reactive oxygen species
/ Salinity
/ Salinity effects
/ Salinity tolerance
/ Salt
/ salt stress
/ Salt Stress - drug effects
/ Salt Tolerance - drug effects
/ Salts
/ Secondary metabolites
/ Silicon
/ Silicon - metabolism
/ Silicon - pharmacology
/ Sodium
/ Sodium chloride
/ Soil salinity
/ Toxicity
/ Tree Biology
/ Zea mays - drug effects
/ Zea mays - growth & development
/ Zea mays - metabolism
2025
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Silicon-mediated modulation of maize growth, metabolic responses, and antioxidant mechanisms under saline conditions
by
Mahmood, Athar
, Javaid, Muhammad Mansoor
, Ullah, Muhammad Saad
, Seleiman, Mahmoud F.
, Alawadi, Hussam F. Najeeb
, Abdullah, Fnu
, Khan, Bilal Ahmad
, Wasonga, Daniel O.
, Wahid, Abdul
in
Abiotic stress
/ Abiotic stress tolerance in plants
/ Abnormalities
/ absorption
/ Agriculture
/ Anthocyanins
/ Antioxidants
/ Antioxidants - metabolism
/ Ascorbic acid
/ Biomedical and Life Sciences
/ Carotenoids
/ Chlorophyll
/ Chlorophyll - metabolism
/ Corn
/ Enzymes
/ Flavonoids
/ Growth parameters
/ Leaves
/ Life Sciences
/ Maize
/ Metabolic response
/ Metabolites
/ Phenols
/ Photosynthesis
/ Physiochemistry
/ Physiology
/ Plant growth
/ Plant Sciences
/ Reactive oxygen species
/ Salinity
/ Salinity effects
/ Salinity tolerance
/ Salt
/ salt stress
/ Salt Stress - drug effects
/ Salt Tolerance - drug effects
/ Salts
/ Secondary metabolites
/ Silicon
/ Silicon - metabolism
/ Silicon - pharmacology
/ Sodium
/ Sodium chloride
/ Soil salinity
/ Toxicity
/ Tree Biology
/ Zea mays - drug effects
/ Zea mays - growth & development
/ Zea mays - metabolism
2025
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Silicon-mediated modulation of maize growth, metabolic responses, and antioxidant mechanisms under saline conditions
by
Mahmood, Athar
, Javaid, Muhammad Mansoor
, Ullah, Muhammad Saad
, Seleiman, Mahmoud F.
, Alawadi, Hussam F. Najeeb
, Abdullah, Fnu
, Khan, Bilal Ahmad
, Wasonga, Daniel O.
, Wahid, Abdul
in
Abiotic stress
/ Abiotic stress tolerance in plants
/ Abnormalities
/ absorption
/ Agriculture
/ Anthocyanins
/ Antioxidants
/ Antioxidants - metabolism
/ Ascorbic acid
/ Biomedical and Life Sciences
/ Carotenoids
/ Chlorophyll
/ Chlorophyll - metabolism
/ Corn
/ Enzymes
/ Flavonoids
/ Growth parameters
/ Leaves
/ Life Sciences
/ Maize
/ Metabolic response
/ Metabolites
/ Phenols
/ Photosynthesis
/ Physiochemistry
/ Physiology
/ Plant growth
/ Plant Sciences
/ Reactive oxygen species
/ Salinity
/ Salinity effects
/ Salinity tolerance
/ Salt
/ salt stress
/ Salt Stress - drug effects
/ Salt Tolerance - drug effects
/ Salts
/ Secondary metabolites
/ Silicon
/ Silicon - metabolism
/ Silicon - pharmacology
/ Sodium
/ Sodium chloride
/ Soil salinity
/ Toxicity
/ Tree Biology
/ Zea mays - drug effects
/ Zea mays - growth & development
/ Zea mays - metabolism
2025
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Silicon-mediated modulation of maize growth, metabolic responses, and antioxidant mechanisms under saline conditions
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Silicon-mediated modulation of maize growth, metabolic responses, and antioxidant mechanisms under saline conditions
2025
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Overview
Purpose
This study explored how exogenous silicon (Si) affects growth and salt resistance in maize.
Methods
The maize was cultivated in sand-filled pots, incorporating varied silicon and salt stress (NaCl) treatments. Silicon was applied at 0, 2, 4, 6, and 8 mM, and salt stress was induced using 0, 60 and120 mM concentrations. Soil salinity triggers a range of physiochemical abnormalities, often leading to growth arrest and, eventually, the demise of susceptible plants.
Results
The salt stress significantly reduced the total chlorophyll content (12.58–33.14%), antioxidant enzymes, notably SOD (32–46%), POD (10.33–18.48%), and CAT (10.05–13.19%). In contrast, salt stress increased secondary metabolites, including total phenols (49.11–66.35%.), flavonoids (220.99–280.36%), and anthocyanin (50.04–58.6%). Adding silicon under salt stress reduced the absorption of Na
+
by 6.69%, 20.7%, 41.12%, and 34.28%, respectively, compared to their respective controls. Additionally, applying Si at 8 mM significantly enhanced antioxidant enzymes such as SOD (50.57%), POD (15.58%), CAT (10.06%) and chlorophyll ratio (21.32%).
Conclusion
Silicon application positively impacted nearly all growth and physiological features, indicating it helps mitigate against salinity. This was achieved by regulating various salinity indicators, where secondary metabolites, including anthocyanin, ascorbic acid, total phenols, and flavonoids, increased.
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Publisher
BioMed Central,Springer Nature B.V,BMC
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