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Brassinolide ameliorates the detrimental effects of arsenic in tomato: Insights into iron and arsenic absorption, antioxidant capacity, nitrogen, and sulfur assimilation
Emamverdian, Abolghassem; Ghorbani, Abazar; Pehlivan, Necla; Barker, James; Zargar, Meisam; Chen, Moxian; Liu, Guohua (Elsevier, 2025)The role of brassinosteroids (BRs) in enabling plants to respond effectively to adverse conditions is well known, though the precise mechanism of action that helps plants cope with arsenic (As) toxicity is still difficult ... -
Co-application of melatonin and zeolite boost bamboo tolerance under cadmium by enhancing antioxidant capacity, osmolyte accumulation, plant nutrient availability, and decreasing cadmium absorption
Emamverdian, Abolghassem; Ghorbani, Abazar; Pehlivan, Necla; Alwahibi, Mona S.; Elshikh, Mohamed S.; Liu, Guohua; Li, Yang; Barker, James; Zargar, Meisam; Chen, Moxian (Elsevier, 2023)Bamboo, a fast-growing and high biomass plant, is one of the income resources of local people in the south and southeast of Asia, known as a food resource with high calories and fiber. However, increased heavy metal ... -
Responsible mechanisms for the restriction of heavy metal toxicity in plants via the co-foliar spraying of nanoparticles
Emamverdian, Abolghassem; Ghorbani, Abazar; Li, Yang; Pehlivan, Necla; Barker, James; Ding, Yulong; Liu, Guohua; Zargar, Meisam (MDPI, 2023)Bamboo is nutritionally significant across the world because the shoots are high in calories and nutritional fiber but low in cholesterol. However, recent research has shown that bamboo shoots also contain a substantial ... -
Role of nanomaterials for alleviating heavy metal(oid) toxicity in plants
Emamverdian, Abolghassem; Barker, James; Pehlivan, Necla; Ghorbani, Abazar (Elsevier, 2024)Nanoparticles as a functionalized technique to reduce different kinds of adverse environmental effects have been opened up to the scientific community with the advancement of technology in recent years. Thanks to their ...
