Titlebook: Gasotransmitters Signaling in Plants under Challenging Environment; Tariq Aftab,Francisco J. Corpas Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Understanding the Role of Nitric Oxide and Its Interactive Effects with Phytohormones in Mitigation initiate cell signaling while high concentrations induce nitrosative effects. Recent studies also revealed that NO is associated with numerous plant-signaling networks during salinity stress and interacts with the other plant growth regulators such as auxins, cytokinins, gibberellins, abscisic acid

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Interaction of Hydrogen Sulfide with Phytohormones During Plant Physiological and Stress Conditionsical and antioxidant system of plants under both favorable and unfavorable circumstances. Under stressful conditions, H.S interacts with other plant hormones and gasotransmitters, thus modulating the plant response against different types of abiotic stresses like thermal stress, salinity, heavy meta

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Carbon Compounds as Gasotransmitters in Plants Under Challenging Environment,ich in turn can render the stress-associated toxic metabolites harmless and also mediate tolerance against different forms of plant stress. This review mainly focuses on the role of some gasotransmitters in plant stress tolerance, which constitute the element carbon as an important component.

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2730-6194 facilitate our understanding of new gasotransmitters signaling pathways. Given the multidimensional role of these signaling molecules, research over the past decades in mitigating abiotic stresses in plant biol978-3-031-43031-2978-3-031-43029-9Series ISSN 2730-6194 Series E-ISSN 2730-6208

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Artificial Intelligence in Value Creation disturbance of homeostasis of the plant organism. In this chapter, we have summarized information about the interaction between gasotransmitter molecules and their regulatory functions in phytohormone-controlled growth and stress-responses.

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Methoden der Artificial Intelligence,ues with its wide-spread use. Furthermore, the molecular basis of the action of H. in cells is still not clear. Here, aspects of the use and the action of H. in plants are discussed, along with what might be learnt from other species.